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I want to be able to loop through my comboboxes using a variable (i)
This is what I have Code:
ElseIf ComboBox1.Value = "PICKUP" Then
Load UnitForm
UnitForm.Tag = 1
UnitForm.Show
TextBox1.Value = "8 cm high"
TextBox2.Value = "33 cm high"
TextBox3.Value = "7.5 cm high"
Dim i as integer ElseIf ComboBox & i.Value = "PICKUP" Then Load UnitForm UnitForm.Tag = 1 UnitForm.Show TextBox1.Value = "8 cm high" TextBox2.Value = "33 cm high" TextBox3.Value = "7.5 cm high" It doesn't like the variable. |
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