Re: Is a multidimensional Label control possible?

"Jacob" <jacob_address@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:e0Hr3nT1HHA.5836@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Is something like that possible? Is there any (third party) control that will do what I need?

You can always use a single index and calculate row*totalcolumns+column to find the right one

You can also create your own array
dim mylabels(1 to 2, 1 to 4) as label
for r=1 to 2
for c=1 to 4
set mylabel(r,c)=label1((r-1)*4+c-1) ' may be off depending on how they are set up
next
next

the events will still give you the single index but it's easy enough to calculate the row & col

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