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Helicopter,<br />
Sorry I haven't responded before now - I'm not getting any emails from EE. I will try to test your answer in a day or two and get back here to give you points.<br />
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Thanks<br />
CEKMAN<br />

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Helicopter,
Sorry I haven't responded before now - I'm not getting any emails from EE. I will try to test your answer in a day or two and get back here to give you points.

Thanks
CEKMAN


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I want to call a procedure located in one form from another form. The following syntax works great:<br />
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frm.cmb_PgmType_AfterUpdat<wbr />e<br />
<br />
Where frm = is an FORM object variable set to the form containing my procedure and cmb_PgmType_AfterUpdate is the name of the procedure being called. NOW....<br />
<br />
I want to pass the procedure name as a variable so rather than:<br />
frm.cmb_PgmType_AfterUpdat<wbr />e<br />
I have<br />
frm.myvarname<br />
<br />
only this syntax doesn't work. How can I call a form procedure where the name of the procedure is stored in a variable?<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
CEKMAN
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I want to call a procedure located in one form from another form. The following syntax works great:

frm.cmb_PgmType_AfterUpdate

Where frm = is an FORM object variable set to the form containing my procedure and cmb_PgmType_AfterUpdate is the name of the procedure being called. NOW....

I want to pass the procedure name as a variable so rather than:
frm.cmb_PgmType_AfterUpdate
I have
frm.myvarname

only this syntax doesn't work. How can I call a form procedure where the name of the procedure is stored in a variable?

Thanks
CEKMAN

Calling public procedure from form

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