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It is...almost<br />
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When you create your form add the control you want to be an array to it. Click on that control and set its Index property to 0. This tells Access that it will be an array. You can then create as many elements of that control in the array with this VBA code:<br />
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Load MyControl(1)<br />
Load MyControl(2)<br />
...etc...<br />
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M@
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It is...almost

When you create your form add the control you want to be an array to it. Click on that control and set its Index property to 0. This tells Access that it will be an array. You can then create as many elements of that control in the array with this VBA code:

Load MyControl(1)
Load MyControl(2)
...etc...

M@

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There is no Index property in VBA that I have seen...
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There is no Index property in VBA that I have seen...

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Not in VBA, in the form that you are putting the controls on. It is a property of the control itself. You can then use VBA to manipulate the elements.<br />
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M@
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Not in VBA, in the form that you are putting the controls on. It is a property of the control itself. You can then use VBA to manipulate the elements.

M@

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Is it possible to create a control array in Access VBA?<br />
If so can somebody tell me how to do it?
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Is it possible to create a control array in Access VBA?
If so can somebody tell me how to do it?

Control Arrays in Access VBA

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.