I'm using the command:

"GoSub ControlBrk"

I now need to program the ControlBrk part of my program and I was
thinking that would go something like this....

Sub ControlBrk    <--- what's the Syntax for this????
        code
        code
        code
Return
(which will return control to the statement following my GoSub
command)

Well I keep getting compiler errors and the darn thing won't run. I
think it's because my Syntax is wrong for the programming of the
actual subroutine. Any ideas????

Thanks,
Danny

PS - Though this program is being done in VB, right now we're only
doing hard coding without the visual aspect. VB without the V ;)

This is the exact form I was looking for. Damn that colon!!!!!!!

You're confusing Subroutines with Gosubs; they're different. If
you intend to use a Gosub like:

GoSub ControlBrk

then you're going to need:

ControlBrk:    '<--- Note the Colon (:) to denote a line label
'code
'code
'code
Return

AND, the ControlBrk routine has to be in the same sub as the
GoSub.

On the other hand, a better method in VB is to use Subroutines.
Use:

Call ControlBrk

with:

Sub ControlBrk()
'code
'code
'code
End Sub

Good luck!

Signet

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"For every action, there is an equal and opposite criticism."

private sub yoursubname()
    'code here
end sub

You don't use 'Return' - after the sub has done its thing the program resumes
from where it was called (using 'call yoursubname').

Hope that helps.