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I'm creating a macro that loops through all files in a folder and does stuff if a condition is met.
The user needs a report of any files not revised because the condition wasn't met. My code is modular: a loop sub calls another sub to test the condition/do the stuff. I'd like to keep the code modular -- I don't want to modify the loop sub to receive failed-condition info back, and add to an array. Is it possible to collect data (in an array) in a standalone sub that periodically gets the data from another sub, or do I have to modify my loop sub so that it can collect the data, as it's the only sub continuously running for the duration of the work? Maybe this will help: Code:
Sub Loop()
Open a file
Call EvaluateAndDoStuff
Next file
When no more files, drop array in CollectListOfFailedFiles into text file
End Sub
Sub EvaluateAndDoStuff()
If condition not met Then
Call CollectListOfFailedFiles(strFile)
End If
End Sub
Sub CollectListOfFailedFiles(strFile as String)
Array here that collects list of failed files...
End Sub
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