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Control Class Module
I haven't used class modules that much, but in revising some code, I
see I can probably save some memory by using creating one. I have 77 textboxes all formatted as currency on afterupdate: Private Sub TextBox1_AfterUpdate() TextBox1.Value = Format(Me.TextBox1.Value, "Currency") End Sub Private Sub TextBox2_AfterUpdate() TextBox2.Value = Format(Me.TextBox2.Value, "Currency") End Sub Private Sub TextBox3_AfterUpdate() TextBox3.Value = Format(Me.TextBox3.Value, "Currency") End Sub .. .. .. .. Private Sub TextBox77_AfterUpdate() TextBox77.Value = Format(Me.TextBox77.Value, "Currency") End Sub Help is greatly appreciated. James |
Control Class Module
Afraid that those events are not exposed to application events.
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove xxx from email address if mailing direct) "KD" wrote in message ups.com... I haven't used class modules that much, but in revising some code, I see I can probably save some memory by using creating one. I have 77 textboxes all formatted as currency on afterupdate: Private Sub TextBox1_AfterUpdate() TextBox1.Value = Format(Me.TextBox1.Value, "Currency") End Sub Private Sub TextBox2_AfterUpdate() TextBox2.Value = Format(Me.TextBox2.Value, "Currency") End Sub Private Sub TextBox3_AfterUpdate() TextBox3.Value = Format(Me.TextBox3.Value, "Currency") End Sub . . . . Private Sub TextBox77_AfterUpdate() TextBox77.Value = Format(Me.TextBox77.Value, "Currency") End Sub Help is greatly appreciated. James |
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