I have problem that bugs the hell out of me.

Is there some way of accessing an object by a variable name? ie
instead of
frmMain.cbParts1.value up to frmMain.cbParts10.value

use a variable to give

frmMain.("cbParts" & iCount).value

to loop through them. I have tried using the Controls but it
sometimes results in the controls out of sequence so that I address

cbParts7
cbParts1
cbParts2
cbParts3
cbParts4
cbParts5
cbParts6
cbParts10
cbParts8
cbParts9

which when filling in a form isnt that great.

Is there any way to use a variable in an objects name?

Thanks in advance

Geoff

Hi Geoff,

Here is an example that loops through the controls collection of a userform,
and checks for a checkbox

Dim ctl As msforms.Control

For Each ctl In Me.Controls
If TypeName(ctl) = "CheckBox" Then
Debug.Print ctl.Caption
End If
Next ctl


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HTH

Bob Phillips
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I have problem that bugs the hell out of me.

Is there some way of accessing an object by a variable name? ie
instead of
frmMain.cbParts1.value up to frmMain.cbParts10.value

use a variable to give

frmMain.("cbParts" & iCount).value

to loop through them. I have tried using the Controls but it
sometimes results in the controls out of sequence so that I address

cbParts7
cbParts1
cbParts2
cbParts3
cbParts4
cbParts5
cbParts6
cbParts10
cbParts8
cbParts9

which when filling in a form isnt that great.

Is there any way to use a variable in an objects name?

Thanks in advance

Geoff