>>Hello!
>>
>>Make sure that your syntax is:
>>
>>retval = &textboxposition..Value (Note: Two dot!!!)
>>
>>Have a happy day
>>Vladimir Shevchenko
>>
>>> TextBoxPosition = form.PageFrame.Page1.101
>>>
>>> This would then allow me to say
>>>
>>> retrunval = &texboxposition.value
>
>Thanks for the info of 2 dots. Had not idea on this syntax..
>
>James
The 2 dots syntax is simple, the first dot is use the ending the macro(&) and the second is a normal dot object separator.
cut-(TextBoxPosition = form.PageFrame.Page1.101)
BTW, i notice that your object name start with a number(in fact this is a number at all). This can explain some stranges behaviour...
HTH :)
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