ByVal vs ByRef VBA

Question

I\'ve tried to attempt something that was answered by JaredPar ByRef vs ByVal Clarification

ByVal in VB.NET means that a copy of the provided

Answer 1

i can't remember where i read this, but i know that if you add the bracets () to arguments when calling a sub/function, it is a specific (not an error) way microsoft implented to workaround byref calls (to byval).

example : lets say you call a sub who has ONLY byref, and 2 arguments:

call Sub1 (a), (b)

is a proper way to force Byvalarguments, even if they were initially coded as Byval