WD97: GetAllSettings Returns Type Mismatch

Sub GetAllSettingsExample()
   Dim vMySet As Variant
   Dim iCount As Integer
   ' Get registry settings.
   vMySet = GetAllSettings(AppName:="MyProjectName", _
      Section:="MySection")
   ' Make sure the variable is not empty.
   If Not IsEmpty(vMySet) Then
      'Display the Key Names and Values.
      For iCount = LBound(vMySet, 1) To UBound(vMySet, 1)
         MsgBox vMySet(iCount, 0), vMySet(iCount, 1)
      Next
   End If
End Sub
				

MORE INFORMATION

The Visual Basic for Applications GetAllSettings function returns a list of key settings and their respective values (originally created with SaveSetting) from a user-defined entry in the Windows registry. This list is returned to a Variant two-dimensional array, whose contents are a set of strings containing all the key settings in the specified section and their corresponding values.

Syntax

GetAllSettings (appname, section)

The GetAllSettings function syntax has these named arguments:

Part      Description
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appname   Required. String expression containing the name of the
          application or project whose key settings are requested.

section   Required. String expression containing the name of the section
          whose key settings are requested. GetAllSettings returns a
          Variant whose contents are a two-dimensional array of strings
          containing all the key settings in the specified section and
          their corresponding values.

				

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