Displaying data in VB (URGENT)

[Baladin]

dim Str1(0 to 5) as string
for i = 1 to 10
    str1(i)= Me.controls("textbox" & i). text
next

Is there a way of reversing this? as in:

dim Str1(0 to 5) as string
for i = 1 to 10
    Me.controls("textbox" & i). text = str1(i)
next

(This code doesnt work, apperently it is read only)

I would also like to use : .Hide() and .Show() in the same way

(Using VB 2008 express)

[jamesd0142]

I asume you want to set the value of each text box to the value in the array?

such as
textbox1.text = str1(1)
textbox2.text = str1(2)

????

if so this works for me:
[code=vbnet]
Dim i As Integer
Dim Str1(0 To 5) As String
Str1(0) = 0
Str1(1) = 1
Str1(2) = 2
Str1(3) = 3
Str1(4) = 4
Str1(5) = 5

For i = 1 To 5
Me.Controls("te xtbox" & i).Text = Str1(i)
Next
[/code]

[Baladin]

hmmm... it didnt work last time, but does now?!?, maybe i spelt something wrong, ah well thanks anyway

[kadghar]

dim Str1(0 to 5) as string
for i = 1 to 10
    str1(i)= Me.controls("textbox" & i). text
next

Is there a way of reversing this? as in:

dim Str1(0 to 5) as string
for i = 1 to 10
    Me.controls("textbox" & i). text = str1(i)
next

(This code doesnt work, apperently it is read only)

I would also like to use : .Hide() and .Show() in the same way

(Using VB 2008 express)

Your FOR should go from 0 to 5, otherwise you'll have a runtime error, since there's no Str1(6). You're leaving an space between the dot and the Text property, which by the way IS NOT read only (i dont think that's any problem). So i'd say changing the ranges will do. Otherwise, i'd say is a VB2008 express issue.

Kad [haven't checked the 2008 xpress yet u.u ]