Multiple images in userform

KUYJS

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Hi, i have one user form which has 10 image boxes or image controllers. I want to run a loop to upload pictures to these image boxes.
How to so that?

Image1.picture = Loadpicture(imagepath)

i am not able to place i (where i = 1 to 10) as
Image i.picture = Loadpicture(imagepath i)

please help
 

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Show us the script you use now to load images one at a time not using loop.
 
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Currently i am doing it one by one like:

Image1.picture = Loadpicture(imagepath1)

Image2.picture = Loadpicture(imagepath2)

and so on...
 
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I do not believe your path to the image would be
imagepath

Most file path's would look like: "C:\Users\owner\Documents\TestMe Now.xlsm"

Or something like that.<strike></strike>
 
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Hey,

I haave already shared the script as below:
Image1.picture = Loadpicture(imagepath1)

i have defined imagepath as string and have stored image path address to it. The way i showed it here is working perfectly fine.

My question is, instead image1.picture, can i use image i.picture. Where i is variable (integer) and will vary from 1 to 10. Ex:

For i = 1 to 10
Image i.picture = Loadpicture(imagepath i)
Next i

So that when i =1
Image1.picture = Loadpicture(imagepath1)
when i =2
Image2.picture = Loadpicture(imagepath2)

and so on...

Hoe this clarified my question
 
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Hey,

I haave already shared the script as below:
Image1.picture = Loadpicture(imagepath1)

i have defined imagepath as string and have stored image path address to it. The way i showed it here is working perfectly fine.

My question is, instead image1.picture, can i use image i.picture. Where i is variable (integer) and will vary from 1 to 10. Ex:

For i = 1 to 10
Image i.picture = Loadpicture(imagepath i)
Next i

So that when i =1
Image1.picture = Loadpicture(imagepath1)
when i =2
Image2.picture = Loadpicture(imagepath2)

and so on...

Hoe this clarified my question

You could use the controls collection like this :
Code:
Me.Controls("image" & i)
 
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Hey Jaafar
Thank you so much, this worked perfectly the way i wanted.

You are a CHAMP
 
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