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Jan 24th, 2006, 04:47 AM
#1
PowerPoster
Re: Using Arrays
Hi,
Surely if you are using two forms then the following declaration should be global???
Dim LPEditProp As New frmLPEditProp
Where have you declared it anyway?
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Jan 24th, 2006, 06:12 AM
#2
Thread Starter
Hyperactive Member
 Re: Using Arrays
 Originally Posted by taxes
Hi,
Surely if you are using two forms then the following declaration should be global???
Dim LPEditProp As New frmLPEditProp
Where have you declared it anyway?
Hello, thanx for the advice, but the form's declaration doesn't necessary have to be global (because the second form won't always be open)
I have managed to resolve my issue, you see, I used classes to create control arrays - The problem was that everything was stored into only one location of the array, so I redimmed the array and in the control array's class's event handler, I set the counter variable to the class' Index value, tested about 25 now, and it gives me my desired results everytime.
Thanx everyone for your input.
I'm getting good at this!
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