[Brad Patterson]

I want to attach a name to a userform (i.e. userform1,2,3 etc) or a control
within a form (i.e. TextBox1,2,3 etc) by means of a loop. How do I name the
userform/control with a variable such as a string ...

Dim UF as UserForm
Dim str as string
Dim j as Integer

For j = 1 to 5
str = ³UserForm² & j
UF.Name = str
UF.Show
Next j

- It doesn¹t work, but is it close?

Thanks for any help.

[Leo Heuser[_2_]]

Hi Brad

What you want can only be accomplished, if the userform/control
is created at run time. It's not possible to alter a name given at design
time programmically.

This example shows the basics:

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
Dim Counter As Long

For Counter = 1 To 3
Me.Controls.Add "forms.checkbox.1", Name:="Burger" & Counter
Next Counter

Me.Controls("Burger2").Value = True ' or Me!burger2.Value = True

MsgBox Me!burger2.Value
End Sub



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Best Regards
Leo Heuser
MVP Excel

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"Brad Patterson" skrev i en meddelelse
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I want to attach a name to a userform (i.e. userform1,2,3 etc) or a control
within a form (i.e. TextBox1,2,3 etc) by means of a loop. How do I name the
userform/control with a variable such as a string ...

Dim UF as UserForm
Dim str as string
Dim j as Integer

For j = 1 to 5
str = "UserForm" & j
UF.Name = str
UF.Show
Next j

- It doesn't work, but is it close?

Thanks for any help.

[Brad Patterson]

Thanks leo, but I wanted to name the item iteratively * when they already
exist.

It¹s just trying to refer to the textbox with a string that had me stumped,
but I know the answer thanks to your post and the Me.Control(²textbox
....²).value command.

Thanks!


in article , Leo Heuser at
wrote on 16/7/03 6:37 PM:

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
Dim Counter As Long

For Counter = 1 To 3
Me.Controls.Add "forms.checkbox.1", Name:="Burger" & Counter
Next Counter

Me.Controls("Burger2").Value = True ' or Me!burger2.Value = True

MsgBox Me!burger2.Value
End Sub