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How to set a form by a variable?
Posted on 2003-03-06
I am tyring to pass a form name into a moduels and use that form name to set the form to that form. I can't get the codes to work, can anyone help
public sub setformto(frmname as string)
dim frm as form
set frm=forms(frmname)
end sub
public sub setformto(frmname as string)
dim frm as form
set frm=forms(frmname)
end sub
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3 Comments
Are you trying to pass a reference to your form so it can be used by another module?
public sub SetFormTo(myForm as Form)
Dim frm as Form
Set frm = myForm
End Sub
public sub SetFormTo(myForm as Form)
Dim frm as Form
Set frm = myForm
End Sub
Depending on what you want to do with it, you could also do something like this...
The command1 is a button on a form named form1. Text1 is a text box on form1.
Private Sub Command1_Click()
set_Form Me
End Sub
Public Sub set_Form(frm As Form1)
frm.Text1 = "Hi There!"
End Sub
The command1 is a button on a form named form1. Text1 is a text box on form1.
Private Sub Command1_Click()
set_Form Me
End Sub
Public Sub set_Form(frm As Form1)
frm.Text1 = "Hi There!"
End Sub
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