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Hi,

Just a simple question for witch I can't find an solution.

I've got 4 labels in a form : lbl1, lbl2, lbl3, lbl4.
I want to give them a value in a FOR instruction. Something like :

FOR iCpt = ...
("lbl" & iCpt).text = "My Value"
NEXT

I've searched MSDN, Google, TechNet but I must be dumm !

Thanks.
 
Stéphane Miqueu avait prétendu :
Hi,

Just a simple question for witch I can't find an solution.

I've got 4 labels in a form : lbl1, lbl2, lbl3, lbl4.
I want to give them a value in a FOR instruction. Something like :

FOR iCpt = ...
("lbl" & iCpt).text = "My Value"
NEXT

I've searched MSDN, Google, TechNet but I must be dumm !

Thanks.
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Thanks, I've got the answer :

In the form class :
Dim MyLabels as Label()

In the form load :
Me.MyLabels = New Label(){Me.lbl1, Me.lbl2, Me.lbl3, Me.lbl4}

Somewhere :
For iCpt = 0 To 3
MyLabels(iCpt).Text = "MyValue"
Next
 
Stéphane Miqueu said:
Hi,

Just a simple question for witch I can't find an solution.

I've got 4 labels in a form : lbl1, lbl2, lbl3, lbl4.
I want to give them a value in a FOR instruction. Something like :

FOR iCpt = ...
("lbl" & iCpt).text = "My Value"
NEXT

I've searched MSDN, Google, TechNet but I must be dumm !

Thanks.
Click to expand...
Not very good at this but have you tried an array of textbox...
 
me avait prétendu :
Not very good at this but have you tried an array of textbox...
Click to expand...

Thanks, it's the same thing. Instead of using textbox, I use labels.
 
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