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Joe
Hi All,
I am not very good in programing and hence this query.
I wanted to use a control array of ListBoxes. I had made that in VB,
I could not do that in VBA.
When I searched here, I found the following topic and understood that
it is not possible.
http://groups.google.co.in/group/mi...l=en&lnk=gst&q=control+array#288172066cf88069
But I could not understand the thread fully so as to use it for my
use. Can someone make it more simpler..
I have a number of controls (Listboxes) with names, Level01, Level02,
Leve03....
How can I refer to each listboxes with an index.
add_to_level(01,"text1") would be equivalent to Level01.additem
"text1"
Now I am using "Select Case" option to manually refer to each list
box. But if I can include everything in a single For Loop, that would
be of grat help...
Thanks
Joe VJ
I am not very good in programing and hence this query.
I wanted to use a control array of ListBoxes. I had made that in VB,
I could not do that in VBA.
When I searched here, I found the following topic and understood that
it is not possible.
http://groups.google.co.in/group/mi...l=en&lnk=gst&q=control+array#288172066cf88069
But I could not understand the thread fully so as to use it for my
use. Can someone make it more simpler..
I have a number of controls (Listboxes) with names, Level01, Level02,
Leve03....
How can I refer to each listboxes with an index.
add_to_level(01,"text1") would be equivalent to Level01.additem
"text1"
Now I am using "Select Case" option to manually refer to each list
box. But if I can include everything in a single For Loop, that would
be of grat help...
Thanks
Joe VJ