Unfortantly, we don't have contorl arrays.
Often, a subsistlte for "repating" contorls (if you are using the vb.clone
methoed for cloing contorls -- aka a contorl array), then a continues form
is often a sotion.
I mention this here:
http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/Articles/Grid.htm
However, if you need to assing a "common" event to set of contorls, then you
can highligh all of hte ocntorls at the same time, and type in a fucntion
name into the particlar event you want
=MyCommonEvent()
Another way of grouping is to use the "tag" properity of a contorl...
for each mycontorl in contorls
if mycontorl.Tag = "group1" then
bla bla bal
Often, sometimes a loop in the forms load event, we can assing each control
(via the tag idea) to a vb collection. (this at least gives a nice group,
but does NOT give you a common event code).
And, we do have a "option" group control that allows check marks, or radio
buttons to be grouped together.
Between the above several approaches, we as a general rule don't need
control arrays, and their are ample work-arounds (but, control arrays are
missed as a feature).