100 Labels

[David de Passos]

Hi!
I have 100 xrLabels and I need to put in text property a value but I don't
want to write 100 lines of code, like something like that:

for i=1 to 100
xrLabel(i).Text= i
next

How can do that?

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Cumprimentos,
David de Passos
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[Ken Tucker [MVP]]

Hi,

dim i as integer = 1
For each ctrl as control in me.controls
if typeof ctrl is label then
ctrl.text=i.tostring
i+=1
end if
next

Ken
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Hi!
I have 100 xrLabels and I need to put in text property a value but I don't
want to write 100 lines of code, like something like that:

for i=1 to 100
xrLabel(i).Text= i
next

How can do that?

--


Cumprimentos,
David de Passos
--------------------------------------------------------------
RCSOFT, Lda.
E-Mail: (e-mail address removed)
Móvel: +351 966931639
Telefone: +351 239708708
Fax: +351 239708701
Tel. Directo: +351 239708705 ext. 401

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

I have 100 xrLabels and I need to put in text property a value but I don't
want to write 100 lines of code,

Accessing controls by their names or indices
<URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/dotnet/faqs/?id=controlbynameindex&lang=en>

 

[Phill. W]

I have 100 xrLabels and I need to put in text property a value
but I don't want to write 100 lines of code

Youcould create an array of 100 Labels, add each Label control
into it, then iterate through that, something like

Dim AllLabels as Label() = { Me.Label1, Me.Label2, ... }

(OK, OK; it's a *bit* trickier with 100 of them!)

then

For Each eLabel as Label in AllLabels
eLabel.Text = ""
Next

HTH,
Phill W.