Originally posted by KayJay
I did a little bit of research on the Scripting Control. You were right. It really is quite extendable, though being VB Script, there are some restrictions. The best of all its functionalities is its ExecuteStatement method.
Was there any doubt.

We use this method in our product, where we let the user build formulas (using a set of menus and a grid) then at run-time, convert the data into a VBScript that we then stuff into the script control. The biggest limitation is that because it is VBScript (but you can load other languages, but I have not been able to figure out how - I think the method is LoadLanguage, or something like that) it doesn't have IIF... but you can build your own and add it if you need it.

TG