Comparing a value of concantenation of strings against a string

[seph2004]

I am trying to compare the value of the concantenation of the port_val variable without quotes so it reads similar: s_1_0_2.value . This so happens to be an objectname in the userform:

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Any ideas?

[buran]

How do you expect that port_val could be Business, Process or Acess point, when you assagn value like this: "s" & stack & "_0_" & interface & ".value"
I assume stack and interface are global variables with broader scope than the current function

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[seph2004]

How do you expect that port_val could be Business, Process or Acess point, when you assagn value like this: "s" & stack & "_0_" & interface & ".value"
I assume stack and interface are global variables with broader scope than the current function

Correct buran

The dilemma is trying to compare s_1_0_1.value (combobox value) against the 3 strings but I don't want to put a bazillion if then statements for each of the comboboxes.

[seph2004]

How do you expect that port_val could be Business, Process or Acess point, when you assagn value like this: "s" & stack & "_0_" & interface & ".value"
I assume stack and interface are global variables with broader scope than the current function

I think my best bet is to set the value of each combobox to another interface variable so I can then get rid of the For Loop and just set the value. I can put an If Then statement on each combobox to check whether it is blank and set a boolean variable and then the command button I use to execute and copy the variable data can look for that boolean in order to populate the data or not. I think I have a resolution for this issue and can close this.

Let me know your thoughts.

[buran]

I think this should do what you want

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keep it in the loop so you don't need to repeat code

[seph2004]

I think this should do what you want

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keep it in the loop so you don't need to repeat code

Yes, I used this after some research. Works perfectly every time!