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Hi again,
Ive come back because you guys really helped last time, thank you. Basically Ive got some vb code that looks like this:
Dim varY As Variant
Dim varz As Variant
Dim stringa As String
Dim stringb As String
For y = 1 To 1 Step 1
For x = 1 To 101 Step 1
stringa = ("txt" & y & "time" & x)
stringb = ("lblslot" & x)
varslot2.Value = y
varslot1.Value = Me.Controls(stringb).Tag
VarX = DLookup("bookingid", "booking", "[Time] = varslot1.value AND [Date] = date()")
varslot1.Value = VarX
varz = DLookup("membernumber", "booking", "[bookingid] = varslot1.value")
varslot3.Value = varz
Me.Controls(stringa).Value = DLookup("Surname", "member", "[membernumber] = varslot3.Value")
If IsNull(VarX) = False Then
Me.Controls(stringa).Tag = VarX
End If
varslot1.Value = Me.Controls(stringb).Tag
Me.Controls(stringa).BackColor = 7524210
Me.Controls(stringa).FontBold = 1
If IsNull(VarX) = True Then
Me.Controls(stringa).Value = varslot1.Value
Me.Controls(stringa).BackColor = 16777215
Me.Controls(stringa).FontBold = 0
End If
Next x
Next y
What it does is take values from a bunch of hidden fields called lblslot1, lblslot 2 ...lblslot 101 And the tags of these fields contain the relevant time for a golf club tee time system. So the first slot contains 07:30:00 and the last slot contains 17:30:00 - they go up in 6 minute increments.
THe varslots are also fields that are simply there to store values used in the procedure.
I just wanted to ask if anybody can help me to rewrite this code so that i dont have to use the lblslot for the time, but a procedure that will automatically put the 6 minutes time increments into the txt_time_ (fields which actually display the times).
I would like it so that the procedure put it into the tag of these slots.
Thanks
(Sorry about the long message)
Ive come back because you guys really helped last time, thank you. Basically Ive got some vb code that looks like this:
Dim varY As Variant
Dim varz As Variant
Dim stringa As String
Dim stringb As String
For y = 1 To 1 Step 1
For x = 1 To 101 Step 1
stringa = ("txt" & y & "time" & x)
stringb = ("lblslot" & x)
varslot2.Value = y
varslot1.Value = Me.Controls(stringb).Tag
VarX = DLookup("bookingid", "booking", "[Time] = varslot1.value AND [Date] = date()")
varslot1.Value = VarX
varz = DLookup("membernumber", "booking", "[bookingid] = varslot1.value")
varslot3.Value = varz
Me.Controls(stringa).Value = DLookup("Surname", "member", "[membernumber] = varslot3.Value")
If IsNull(VarX) = False Then
Me.Controls(stringa).Tag = VarX
End If
varslot1.Value = Me.Controls(stringb).Tag
Me.Controls(stringa).BackColor = 7524210
Me.Controls(stringa).FontBold = 1
If IsNull(VarX) = True Then
Me.Controls(stringa).Value = varslot1.Value
Me.Controls(stringa).BackColor = 16777215
Me.Controls(stringa).FontBold = 0
End If
Next x
Next y
What it does is take values from a bunch of hidden fields called lblslot1, lblslot 2 ...lblslot 101 And the tags of these fields contain the relevant time for a golf club tee time system. So the first slot contains 07:30:00 and the last slot contains 17:30:00 - they go up in 6 minute increments.
THe varslots are also fields that are simply there to store values used in the procedure.
I just wanted to ask if anybody can help me to rewrite this code so that i dont have to use the lblslot for the time, but a procedure that will automatically put the 6 minutes time increments into the txt_time_ (fields which actually display the times).
I would like it so that the procedure put it into the tag of these slots.
Thanks
(Sorry about the long message)