many similar event procedures

I have written a macro/application, which
contains many userforms. each userform
contains many comboboxes (in addition to other controls) I want
several things to happen when the value in the combobox is changed.
Here are typical examples of the code that i currently have in the combobox
change event procedure:

Private Sub ComboBox10_Change()
Dim ftype As Integer
Recalc
ftype = 2 + ComboBox10.ListIndex
Call PriceToCell(12, ComboBox10, 20, ftype)
End Sub

Private Sub ComboBox11_Change()
Dim ftype As Integer
Recalc
ftype = 2 + ComboBox11.ListIndex
Call PriceToCell(12, ComboBox11, 18, ftype)
End Sub

etc....

I repeat this code many times where everything is almost exactly the
same, except for the text "ComboBox10" would be the name of the
combobox, and the the text "20" or "18" is specific for each combobox.

what i would like to do is make this code generic so that i can copy it
everywhere i need it without having to change it everytime, or even
better refer to a procedure in my main module call CBchangeeventprocedure..... so my first
idea is initializing the combobox so that the value of combobox.tag in
this case would be 20. Then i could replace the text 20, which is
specific with something like Cint(ComboBox10.tag). But i still need to
find some way to replace the specific ComboBox name, not in the name of
the procedure, but only within the procedure. I have some idea that
there is a solution to this involving setting up a class module, but i
am not sure that i understand all the complexity of that. I thought
the generic "Me" might work, but that gives me an error.

any advice you have would be a big help.

the PriceToCell function looks like this:

Public Sub PriceToCell(ByVal cellpos As Integer, ByVal mycontrol As
Object, ByVal wType As Integer, ByVal Fintype As Integer)
Dim Price As Integer
WindowPrice = Price(wType, finType)
ActiveCell.Offset(0, cellpos).Value = mycontrol.Name & ":" &
mycontrol.Value & ":" & Price
End Sub

the recalc function is working fine, and irrelevant, i believe.

Hi natanz, welcome to VBForums! :wave:

To make the change code generic you can create a sub which accepts the two values that vary, and just call it with the values each time, eg:

VB Code:

Sub GenericChange(TheControl as Object, RefNumber as Integer)
Dim ftype As Integer
  Recalc
  ftype = 2 + TheControl.ListIndex
  Call PriceToCell(12, TheControl, RefNumber, ftype)
End Sub
 
'usage:
Private Sub ComboBox10_Change()
 Call GenericChange(ComboBox10, 20)
End Sub
 
Private Sub ComboBox11_Change()
 Call GenericChange(ComboBox11, 18)
End Sub

A class would not help, and Me refers to the form rather than the control (you could work with the ActiveControl property, but this is likely to cause errors).