When working with UserForms I normally assign the current control object
(CCO) to an object variable for ease of use, i.e.:

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Private Sub OptionButton1_Click()

Dim CCO As Object
Set CCO = OptionButton1

If CCO.Value = False Then
CCO.ForeColor = 5
End If

End Sub
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Now I'm wondering if it is possible to set this object variable without
actually know the name of the control???

Maybe something like:

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Dim CCO As Object
Set CCO = ThisControl.Name
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Hope I've made my explaning clear enough - or to put it short: Is there a
way of knowing what control the current control macro is for?


TIA,