>>
>>
>>IF TYPE("THISFORM.Label" + TRANSFORM(lnLoop)) = "O"
>>>
>Not good enough, it may be a null of type "O". My preferred test is
>
>if type("thisform.objBlaBla.name")="C"
>
>Any control will have a name, so if it doesn't, it's either not instantiated or it's not instantiated yet or it was set to something else. Either way, if its name is not a string, then it's as good as nonexistent. If it has a name and it's a string, I can safely assume it's a regular object that I can address.
Except empty, the test will fail for it, unless you always add a name property to it.
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