
April 28th, 2002, 04:11 AM
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Control Names (Again)
I want to make a simple sub that changes the state of a check box similar to the code below:
Private Sub CheckTheBox(CurrentCheckBox As CheckBox)
If CurrentCheckBox.Value = 1 Then
CurrentCheckBox.Value = 0
Else
CurrentCheckBox.Value = 1
End If
End Sub
However, the name of the checkbox to be checked is dynamic and I do not know it at design time. I can have a string variable containg the name of the checkbox to be checked. How can I feed this string variable to the sub so that it knows which checkbox to set?
I cannot pass the actual check box because I am not always sending a particular checkbox. I can only pass the name of the checkbox, not the checkbox itself. And the name of the checkbox is determined during run time. I know there is a function in Javascript that does something like I want to do. It's called EVAL. But I don't know if there's anything similar in VB.
Thanks
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