How to fill buttons texts with for each statement

How to fill buttons texts with for each statement

• udaykiran potti

  Thanks a lot to all, its working perfectly.

  Alfredo

  
  

• Utkarsh Shigihalli

  Alfredomad wrote:

  Thanks, this is exactly what I need, I only have one problem, when I run it, it gives me a NullReferenceException error and asks me to define the instance as new.  The buttons are supposed to be already defined, any suggestions Thanks a lot, Alfredo

  Hi Alfredomad,

  The NullReferenceException should be resolved by declaring intCtr as New Int32. Then on a seperate line you would assign intCtr a value. You may also run into an error about the form referencing itself. You would then change the code from Form1.Controls("button" & intCtr.ToString()).Text = "Put Your Text Here". The following will show you the new coding; if you are placing this code into the same form that is renaming the button text property (if you are renaming the button text property from another form then just change the "me" to the Form's Name; I.E. Form1):

  Dim intCtr As New Int32

  intCtr = 1

  Me.Controls("button" & intCtr.ToString()).Text = "Put Your Text here"

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you,

  James

  
  
  

• Davids Learning

  Thanks, this is exactly what I need, I only have one problem, when I run it, it gives me a NullReferenceException error and asks me to define the instance as new. The buttons are supposed to be already defined, any suggestions

  Thanks a lot, Alfredo

  
  

• Cathie 64

  you can get the button reference as fallows

  Dim intCtr as int32 = 1

  Form1.controls("button" & intCtr.ToString()).Text = "Put Your Text here"

  
  
  

• PabloWablo

  you would have to change "Form1" to "Me" in his code....however the following should help

  For each c as control in me.controls

  If TypeOf c is Button then

  DIm TheButton as Button = DirectCast(C,Button)

  TheButton.Text ="Whatever"

  end if

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