Programmatic OLE Identifiers
You can use a programmatic OLE identifier (sometimes also called ProgID) to create an automation object. The following tables show the programmatic OLE identifiers for the ActiveX controls and FlexPro.
ActiveX controls
If you want to create the ActiveX controls listed in the following table, use the corresponding programmatic OLE identifier.
Control |
Identifier |
|---|---|
CheckBox |
Forms.CheckBox.1 |
ComboBox |
Forms.ComboBox.1 |
CommandButton |
Forms.CommandButton.1 |
Frame |
Forms.Frame.1 |
Image |
Forms.Image.1 |
Label |
Forms.Label.1 |
ListBox |
Forms.ListBox.1 |
MultiPage |
Forms.MultiPage.1 |
OptionButton |
Forms.OptionButton.1 |
ScrollBar |
Forms.ScrollBar.1 |
SpinButton |
Forms.SpinButton.1 |
TabStrip |
Forms.TabStrip.1 |
TextBox |
Forms.TextBox.1 |
ToggleButton |
Forms.ToggleButton.1 |
FlexPro
To create the FlexPro objects listed in the following table, use the corresponding programmatic OLE identifier. If you use an identifier without the version number suffix, you will create an object of the latest FlexPro version available on the computer on which the macro is executed.
Object |
Identifier |
|---|---|
Application |
FlexPro.Application, FlexPro.Application.8 |
Database |
FlexPro.Database, FlexPro.Database.8 |
SearchConstraints |
FlexPro.SearchConstraints, FlexPro.SearchConstraints.1 |