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Or:<br />
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For intElement = 0 To 3<br />
&nbsp; For intControl = 1 To 4<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Me.Controls(&quot;lblCard&quot; &amp;&nbsp;CStr(intControl)).Item(int<wbr />Element) = RandomNum(intControl - 1,intElement)<br />
&nbsp; Next<br />
Next<br />

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Or:

For intElement = 0 To 3
  For intControl = 1 To 4
    Me.Controls("lblCard" & CStr(intControl)).Item(intElement) = RandomNum(intControl - 1,intElement)
  Next
Next


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Thanks Crazyman!!!! I appreciate the help.......also thanks to Tmcottee for the alternative view.<br />
<br />
Mike
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Thanks Crazyman!!!! I appreciate the help.......also thanks to Tmcottee for the alternative view.

Mike

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I am working on a project and have setup a two dimensional array &quot;RandomNum(4,4) as integer&quot; &nbsp;I have also setup 4 control arrays &quot;lblBCard1&quot; to&quot; lblBcard4&quot;. What I need to do is generate random numbers between 1 to 75 and fill the RandomNum array (I have that part) now I need to convert my two dimensional array into a one dimensional array so I can display the numbers on the labels. This is part of a Bingo game and the control arrays are the cards (up to 4 players).
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I am working on a project and have setup a two dimensional array "RandomNum(4,4) as integer"  I have also setup 4 control arrays "lblBCard1" to" lblBcard4". What I need to do is generate random numbers between 1 to 75 and fill the RandomNum array (I have that part) now I need to convert my two dimensional array into a one dimensional array so I can display the numbers on the labels. This is part of a Bingo game and the control arrays are the cards (up to 4 players).

output to control array

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