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Corey B
Hello,
I'm working on a Access project that requires a large number of
forms (~40+). I want to add a common set of functions to each of
these forms, but I'm not sure of the best way to do this. I can't
subclass the form in VBA, and creating a NewForm class that implements
UserForm and MyGenericInterface seems like a lot of unnessary work
(assuming it would work). I only see two options, implement
MyGenericInterface to each form I use, or more simply add a module to
go with each form and implement the functions I need there. Any
suggestions or reference for this type of problem?
Thanks very much,
Corey
I'm working on a Access project that requires a large number of
forms (~40+). I want to add a common set of functions to each of
these forms, but I'm not sure of the best way to do this. I can't
subclass the form in VBA, and creating a NewForm class that implements
UserForm and MyGenericInterface seems like a lot of unnessary work
(assuming it would work). I only see two options, implement
MyGenericInterface to each form I use, or more simply add a module to
go with each form and implement the functions I need there. Any
suggestions or reference for this type of problem?
Thanks very much,
Corey