'<lsetstmt>' is not declared
'<lsetstmt>' is not declared. LSet statements are no longer supported; use Microsoft.VisualBasic.LSet instead.
Several functions that were intrinsic to Visual Basic in previous versions have been moved to the Microsoft.VisualBasic namespace. This makes their functionality more generally available to all programming languages.
Error ID: BC30820
- Use the
LSet
function in theMicrosoft.VisualBasic
namespace instead.
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