Thank you for your answer. Yes, that is what I'm doing now:
Select Case regionName
Case "projectName"
projectRegion.ProjectName = regionValue
Case "projectNumber"
projectRegion.ProjectNumber = regionValue
Case "projectDescription"...
Getting into my project details is too steep a challenge for me at the moment. And way beyond the scope of my question, which I'm sorry I cannot ask in a clear way. I appreciate your help but I think I'm just going to go to McDonald's and get some fries.
Yes, I want to save them for subsequent use. I've edited the code above so it shows the global variable projectRegion.
I could then update the database with something like...
UPDATE tblProjects SET tblProjects.projectName = projectRegion.projectName WHERE ...
Hi Everyone,
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The code I'm attaching, far below, does not work (shocker). It attempts to dynamically assign values to the properties? of my variable (of type ProjectRegions)...