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That is true but you don't really understand what return a result means. For your use the sub will work just fine. Functions usually perform calculations and then return a result.
For example if you recorded numberCorrect and numberWrong you could return the % age correct with a Function Simple (trivial) example Code:
Sub chexPercent() Dim Correct As Long Dim Wrong As Long Correct = 3 Wrong = 4 MsgBox getpercent(Correct, Wrong) & "%" End Sub Function getpercent(numberCorrect As Long, numberWrong As Long) As Single Dim totalTried As Long totalTried = numberCorrect + numberWrong getpercent = (numberCorrect / totalTried) * 100 End Function |
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