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Aug 30th, 2004, 4:10 PM
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ok here is the code i have:
frmPartNum.lblUse1.Caption = strOWArray(1)
frmPartNum.lblUse2.Caption = strOWArray(2)
frmPartNum.lblUse3.Caption = strOWArray(3)
frmPartNum.lblUse4.Caption = strOWArray(4)
frmPartNum.lblUse5.Caption = strOWArray(5)
frmPartNum.lblUse6.Caption = strOWArray(6)
frmPartNum.lblUse7.Caption = strOWArray(7)
frmPartNum.lblUse8.Caption = strOWArray(8)
frmPartNum.lblUse9.Caption = strOWArray(9)
frmPartNum.lblUse10.Caption = strOWArray(10)
frmPartNum.lblUse11.Caption = strOWArray(11)
frmPartNum.lblUse12.Caption = strOWArray(12)
frmPartNum.lblUse13.Caption = strOWArray(13)
frmPartNum.lblUse14.Caption = strOWArray(14)
frmPartNum.lblUse15.Caption = strOWArray(15)
frmPartNum.lblUse16.Caption = strOWArray(16)now this would be alot better if i could do a simple little loop on it that way i wouldnt have to have the code look like this even tho it works. so i was wondering if it is possible to make the lbluse* name something so that i can change where the * is?? is this even possible
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