When using the ParamArray keyword within a procedure, always remember that when the procedure is invoked from elsewhere in the program one of the argument might be omitted, and you should keep this into account. Here is an example of a routine that uses ParamArray:

Function Max(ParamArray args() As Variant) As Variant  Dim result As Variant, index As Integer  result = args(LBound(args))  For index = LBound(args) + 1 To UBound(args)    If result < args(index) Then result = args(index)  Next  Max = resultEnd Function

The above routine works fine, but only if the programmer doesn't omit any argument in the list. If you recall the function as in:

Print Max(1, , 3)    

the function will raise a "Type Mismatch" error. Here's a better version, that also accounts for missing arguments:

Function Max(ParamArray args() As Variant) As Variant  Dim result As Variant, index As Integer  For index = LBound(args) To UBound(args)    If IsMissing(args(index)) Then      ' ignore this argument    ElseIf IsEmpty(result) Then      ' the first time we set a possible return value      result = args(index)    ElseIf result < args(index) Then       result = args(index)    End If  Next  Max = resultEnd Function

Also, remember that to a Variant argument you can pass almost anything, including objects and arrays. If you really want to create a general-purpose routine you should account for these cases too.