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I'm not sure what you mean, but each type of control on a UserForm has an
index number that can be used in an array. Any collection can be used in an array in VBA and controls are collections. "robotman" wrote: I have a form that has 12 identical lines (same label, button, field etc.). In normal VB, I can create each control as an array, ex. frmMyForm.lblMyLabel(1). So this works great for changing something for all the controls with a loop: For Myloop = 1 to 12 frmMyForm.btnMyButton(MyLoop).Enabled = False Next MyLoop In VBA, I have to independently name each control and reference them each one by one: frmMyForm.btnMybutton1.Enabled = False frmMyForm.btnMybutton2.Enabled = False ... frmMyForm.btnMybutton12.Enabled = False Does anyone have a shortcut to reference multiple identical controls with a loop in VBA?! Thanks. John |
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