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VBA code to list names of controls on user form?
Hi guys,
Can anyone suggest how I could write some code that would return all the control names on a user form? I've designed the form and re-named all the controls to something meaningful. I know that when I right click the form to get a tab order it displays all the field names so what I really want is a similar thing that I can output for reference when writing the code. Thanks in advance Pete |
VBA code to list names of controls on user form?
OK - I guess someone is going to tell me to search the archives before
posting - and you'd be right! Sorry to take up your time, I did it by using Sub getNames() Dim ctl As Control Dim i As Integer i = 2 For Each ctl In frmBook.Controls Sheet3.Activate Cells(i, 1) = ctl.Name i = i + 1 Next ctl End Sub based on a posting from 2003. Apologies for not being diligent! Pete Peter wrote: Hi guys, Can anyone suggest how I could write some code that would return all the control names on a user form? I've designed the form and re-named all the controls to something meaningful. I know that when I right click the form to get a tab order it displays all the field names so what I really want is a similar thing that I can output for reference when writing the code. Thanks in advance Pete |
VBA code to list names of controls on user form?
Hi Pete,
Try something like: '============= Public Sub Tester() Dim CTRL Dim i As Long For Each CTRL In UserForm1.Controls i = i + 1 Cells(i, 1).Value = CTRL.Name Next CTRL End Sub '<<============= --- Regards, Norman "Peter" wrote in message oups.com... Hi guys, Can anyone suggest how I could write some code that would return all the control names on a user form? I've designed the form and re-named all the controls to something meaningful. I know that when I right click the form to get a tab order it displays all the field names so what I really want is a similar thing that I can output for reference when writing the code. Thanks in advance Pete |
VBA code to list names of controls on user form?
Thanks Norman - I appreciate the reply. That definitely works!
Norman Jones wrote: Hi Pete, Try something like: '============= Public Sub Tester() Dim CTRL Dim i As Long For Each CTRL In UserForm1.Controls i = i + 1 Cells(i, 1).Value = CTRL.Name Next CTRL End Sub '<<============= --- Regards, Norman "Peter" wrote in message oups.com... Hi guys, Can anyone suggest how I could write some code that would return all the control names on a user form? I've designed the form and re-named all the controls to something meaningful. I know that when I right click the form to get a tab order it displays all the field names so what I really want is a similar thing that I can output for reference when writing the code. Thanks in advance Pete |
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