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Howdy, I know how to search for a string in the code of a form, but... Is there any way that I can search for a string in the code of many forms? Sincere thanks for any help on this, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
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Is there any way that I can search for a string in the code of many forms? |
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Howdy, I know how to search for a string in the code of a form, but... Is there any way that I can search for a string in the code of many forms? Sincere thanks for any help on this, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
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Howdy, I know how to search for a string in the code of a form, but... Is there any way that I can search for a string in the code of many forms? Sincere thanks for any help on this, |
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Yes. 1. Build an Array[] of Form FileNames to be searched. |
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2. Loop through the Array[] and run the same code you would use on a single file for each Form, Script, Library, etc. 3. Show your results. |
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Rodney Wise wrote: Yes. 1. Build an Array[] of Form FileNames to be searched. with enumfolder. or |
| 2. Loop through the Array[] and run the same code you would use on a single file for each Form, Script, Library, etc. 3. Show your results. |
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