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<onlyinclude>Assigns crews to the task. | <onlyinclude>Assigns crews to the task. </onlyinclude> | ||
'''Remarks''': Alternatively, .NET users can use the <code>CrewIDs()</code> property in the class to get or set the crew IDs. | |||
== Syntax == | == Syntax == | ||
Latest revision as of 21:28, 17 August 2017
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Member of: SynthesisAPI.cScheduledTask
Assigns crews to the task.
Remarks: Alternatively, .NET users can use the CrewIDs() property in the class to get or set the crew IDs.
Syntax
.SetCrewIDs(arr())
Parameters
arr()
- Required. Long. An array of the numeric IDs of the crews to be assigned to the task.
Example
This example assumes that the repository contains existing crews.
VBA ... 'Add code to create a new task or get an existing task. Dim aTask As cScheduledTask ... 'Create an array and define the crews to be assigned. For this example, 'assume that crew ID#2 and ID#4 are to be assigned to the task. Dim myarray(1) As Long myarray(0) = 2 myarray(1) = 4 'Assign the crews to the task. Call aTask.SetCrewIDs(myarray)