The tab control's value is the page number. For instance, if you have a tab
control tabControl, then this sort of thing is possible:
Select Case tabControl
Case 1
'1st page
Case 2
'2nd page
End Select
> Hi,
> what's the way to determine, using code, if the specific page of tab control
> is selected (not necessairly in focus).
> Thanx
>
> alek_mil
Rick Brandt - 13 Jan 2007 13:20 GMT
> The tab control's value is the page number. For instance, if you have a tab
> control tabControl, then this sort of thing is possible:
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> '2nd page
> End Select
Correct except that the first page index value will be zero, not one.

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Baz - 13 Jan 2007 13:55 GMT
Doh!
> > The tab control's value is the page number. For instance, if you have a tab
> > control tabControl, then this sort of thing is possible:
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>
> Correct except that the first page index value will be zero, not one.