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most efficient way to feed textboxes from worksheet and vice versa
for activeX controls on a worksheets with sequential names as an example:
for i = 1 to 50 With Worksheets("Sheet1") .OleObjects("TextBox" & i).Object.Value = .Cells(i,2) .OleObjects("Label" & i).Object.Caption = .Cells(i,1) End With Next -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "count" wrote in message ... Hi, I believe this has been measured some time ago. I need to feed more than 50 controls (textboxes and label.captions mostly) real fast. Is there a clear winner among the methods? TIA Paul |
Q: most efficient way to feed textboxes from worksheet and vice versa
Hi,
I believe this has been measured some time ago. I need to feed more than 50 controls (textboxes and label.captions mostly) real fast. Is there a clear winner among the methods? TIA Paul |
most efficient way to feed textboxes from worksheet and vice versa
50 is trivial. Any way, manually loading, or linking to worksheet cells
should be fast enough. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "count" wrote in message ... Hi, I believe this has been measured some time ago. I need to feed more than 50 controls (textboxes and label.captions mostly) real fast. Is there a clear winner among the methods? TIA Paul |
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