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    Using Variables to Name Objects

    I apologize if this subject has already been covered but I tried to search for it and I kept getting a message saying that my search query wasn't specific enough

    Is it possible to use a variable to dynamically call objects. For example I have a function that refers to 7 different objects whose name only differs by a number at the end of them (CboItem1-CboItem7) that requires the same code executed upon them. Would it be possible to use a loop and variable procedure to produce the references? If so, what is the syntax for doing so? Having to repeat the same code seven or more times is going to be very time consuming to debug and update in the future.
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    Re: Using Variables to Name Objects

    where are the objects? if on a userform you can refer to
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    in a loop. you can also write a routine that takes a combobox as an argument and manipulates it so you only have one piece of processing code.
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    Re: Using Variables to Name Objects

    duplicate post

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    Re: Using Variables to Name Objects

    Should the "& n" be inside the brackets?

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    Re: Using Variables to Name Objects

    shoot-yes! sorry guys
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    is the correct code.

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