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  1. Jul 27th, 2004, 06:48 AM #1
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    Angry Passing data using multiple forms

    I have four forms. I want to display the name entered on form1
    on form4. I want to display the data selected from form2 and form3 on form4. Finally, I want to accumulate the number of variables I selected from form2 and form3 and put that total on form4.

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  2. Jul 27th, 2004, 06:51 AM #2
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    that's nice.
    what are you having problems with?
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    on second thoughts so as not to be too narky try adding public properties to your forms
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    Originally posted by DeadEyes
    that's nice.
    what are you having problems with?
    edit:
    on second thoughts so as not to be too narky try adding public properties to your forms
    What he means is instantiate the forms in a module, declaring them as public. (I think )
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  4. Jul 27th, 2004, 09:33 AM #4
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    The big problem is when I make a selection from form2 or 3 is passing that literal and counter to form4
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    Originally posted by DONO
    The big problem is when I make a selection from form2 or 3 is passing that literal and counter to form4
    Post your code for instantiating the forms.
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