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What version VB.Net are you using?
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You need a reference to the actual instance of the form you want to update.<br />
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What is the relationship of the forms to each other?<br />
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If &quot;F1&quot; created by the current form? or vice versa?<br />
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Or does something else create both instances?<br />

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You need a reference to the actual instance of the form you want to update.

What is the relationship of the forms to each other?

If "F1" created by the current form? or vice versa?

Or does something else create both instances?


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you can do that by:<br />
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declare the second form in the first:<br />
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ie<br />
dim form2 as Form2() ' by doing so you r creating an instance of the other form..<br />
form2.label.text=&quot;sdsd&quot;<br />
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not sure about the syntax<br />
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you can do that by:

declare the second form in the first:

ie
dim form2 as Form2() ' by doing so you r creating an instance of the other form..
form2.label.text="sdsd"

not sure about the syntax



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Hello all<br />
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Anytime I try and set the text property a label control on a diferent form, I get this error :<br />
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Object reference not set to an instance of an object.<br />
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Here is my code :<br />
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F1.lblRfrTime.Text = IntTime<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Me.Close()<br />
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&quot;IntTime is a string variable&quot;<br />
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How can I resolve this quick ?<br />
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Thanks!
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Hello all

Anytime I try and set the text property a label control on a diferent form, I get this error :

Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

Here is my code :

F1.lblRfrTime.Text = IntTime
        Me.Close()

"IntTime is a string variable"

How can I resolve this quick ?

Thanks!

Controling the text property of a label control on a different form !!!!!!!

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