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how to copy a control
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VBA stand for Visual Basic for Application, so which Application ?
Which sort of form: Access form, MS form ?
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Which sort of form: Access form, MS form ?
I know how to open a form
Just posting the relevant code will help us to help you.
Please feel free to take a look at either one faq suggested below to learn how to get quicker accurate replies.
Hope This Help, PH.
Want to get great answers to your Tek-Tips questions? Have a look at FAQ219-2884 or FAQ222-2244
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oh, yeah, I forgot that,
it's for access 2000 (vb6) I have a ActiveX Control in my Form 01, and I want to copy it in form 02 to 20.
I wasn't Able to find the code the Create my ActiveX control, so if I least I can copy it, i'll be more then happy
it's for access 2000 (vb6) I have a ActiveX Control in my Form 01, and I want to copy it in form 02 to 20.
I wasn't Able to find the code the Create my ActiveX control, so if I least I can copy it, i'll be more then happy
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