Hi R,

Would it make more sense to just have an
interface and implement all of the interface code in the form itself, or
continue with the approach I actually used?

Well, they both work, but I would tend to go for the interface route if you
have multiple forms that can implement the same interface.

If so, one question I would have, would i have to alter my code in the
form to raise the interface's events? For example, button clicks?

Ah. AFAIK, you can't raise an event on an interface from within a class
that implements the interface, so if you want to raise events, you'd be
better to stick with the wrapper class approach you started with.


Regards

Stephen Bullen
Microsoft MVP - Excel
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