jwcolby
jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com
Mon Oct 26 14:28:34 CDT 2009
It does indeed get deep in a hurry. The nice thing about a class implementation is that you can see the answer in VBA English. The code works BTW. Going in I thought I was going to be able to pass the control collections as simple collection types but not so. I had to pass the control collections as objects, then use the objects as collections. I would love to know what type the control collections are. Most likely below the covers they are a strongly typed collection (of controls) but because they are at heart a collection all of the methods and properties are there once the object is passed in. The implementation does allow me to concentrate on objects that contain collections of controls rather than on the controls themselves. John W. Colby www.ColbyConsulting.com Kenneth Ismert wrote: > Just read through the code. Very cool. > > It's surprising how much work it takes to get a complete answer to a > seemingly trivial Access problem like "I want to see all my controls in tab > order". > > -Ken