Excel macros - Too many line continuations
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Solution 1
There's only one way -- to use less continuations.
This can be done by putting more text on a line or by using concatenation expressed differently:
query = ".........."
query = query & ".........."
query = query & ".........."
But the best is to load the text from an external source, as a whole.
Solution 2
Split the query into several sections:
query = _
"............" & _
"............" & _
"............"
query = query & _
"............" & _
"............" & _
"............"
query = query & _
"............" & _
"............" & _
"............"
Solution 3
So far I found this...
Call AddToArray(query, "...")
Call AddToArray(query, "...")
... a lot lines later...
Call AddToArray(query, "...")
*edit: Forgot to add:
Sub AddToArray(myArray As Variant, arrayElement As Variant)
If Not IsArrayInitialized(myArray) Then
ReDim myArray(0)
myArray(0) = arrayElement
Else
ReDim Preserve myArray(UBound(myArray) + 1)
myArray(UBound(myArray)) = arrayElement
End If
End Sub
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(Still waiting for better ways to do this...) thankyou :P
Comments
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pojomx almost 2 years
I have a "large" SQL query (like 200 lines)...
dim query as string query = "..................................." & _ "..................................." & _ .... Like a lot lines later... "..................................." function query,"sheet 1"
When I do this, Excel says "Too many line continuations."
What is the best way to avoid this?
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Nicolás about 14 yearswrite a shorter query :P
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KyleMit almost 9 years
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Ben almost 4 years"Your code has more than 25 physical lines joined with line-continuation characters, or more than 24 consecutive line-continuation characters in a single line. Make some of the constituent lines physically longer to reduce the number of line-continuation characters needed, or break the construct into more than one statement." --MSDN
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