--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Try returning a Variant datatype. > While this is a possible solution it also means the variable you are using in the function to stack the names will need to be a Variant. And it should be noted that Variants are extreme memory hogs and this reason alone makes them not a nice data type. Further I have read numerous authors state that Variants should be used very sparingly and under rather specific situations which you can tell I agree with. But then to each their own I suppose. Still, I believe there is a much better solution that will help streamline things and accomplish your objective.
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