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VBA Form Global Name Changes
If you have a VBA User Form (FormA) with 50 fields on it, and the name of
each field includes the name of the form in it (FormAField1TextBox, FormAField2Label, FormAField3ComboBox, etc.), and you create another User Form (FormB) and copy 25 of the fields from FormA to FormB, is there any way to globally change all the new fields on FormB so that the field names have 'FormB' in them instead of 'FormA'? -- Bill @ UAMS |
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