Hello everybody!
I am so angry with... I spent one night and whole day to get out of this stuck.

I have problem with naming my button. For example:I have my own XPbutton(UserControl). I want to put the code in core of this control, because on form I have always 2 buttons. button1 name "btn(0)" and button2 named "btn(1)". So it is a control array(name is "btn" and indexes are 0 and 1. I want that whenever after the button1 "btn(0)" is presseed, the button2 "btn(1)" will change the caption. I solve the problem with For Each....IfTypeOf...etc, but I don't wanna use this solution, because if I use that solution, sth else go wrong. So I want just strictly change the caption of button.

If I use Screen.ActiveForm.btn(1).Caption = "yes" - this works. But this are my navigation btns, so I want to use them many times. So I did :
dim bName as string: bName = ScreenActiveControl.Name
dim bInd as Byte: bInd=Screen.ActiveControl.Index. So far so good.

Now I just want to locate:
Screen.Activeform.Contorls(bName(bInd+1)).Caption = "Caption for Second Button" -- Of course this doesn't work, but how can I solve this. Once again, I dont want to use For Each sentence.

Please any suggestion?

Greetings from Slovenia.
Thanks

Keke,

You need to re-read your posts before submitting them. If you are writing programs, you at least know that there must be a matching “)” for every “(”. Yet just the text of your post has mis-matched parentheses.

Your post is scatter-brained. If you focus, help will be easier to provide.

Screen.ActiveForm.Controls(bName)(bInd + 1) might work. Or
Screen.ActiveForm.Controls(bName).Index(bInd + 1)

You must provide code that distinctly specifies the control array, and then, in a separate paren, identifieds the "element" of that array. Think of this as a two-dimensional array.

Greetings back to you from the United States of America.

Brian, Sorry. I am focused and I know what I want but is my English terrible. Sorry again. And this is just my hobby, so I hope I am not so bad in genetic wich is my profession.

Brain, If I can I will vote you for a president :))))
Screen.ActiveForm.Controls(bName)(bInd + 1) -- WORKS.

Thanks again.

I think I would make an outstanding president! Not only would my country be in better shape after my first term, there would be spillover helping the whole world enjoy consequential benefits.

But alas, I fear the victory goes to the person who looks best in a photograph, irrespective of their positions or capabilities...