Chris,
Don't mean to make Herfried blush, but he's got a lot of good answers. My
abilities at coding are probably about the same as yours and he and the
others have helped me to learn a lot of stuff in a very short period of
time. One of the things that they have been able to show me is how to
condense my code to make it more efficient and, if you don't mind me adding
my two cents..
strTestPath = (Me.FolderBrows erDialog1.Selec tedPath)
txtTestPath.Tex t = (Me.FolderBrows erDialog1.Selec tedPath)
If you are using a control to store a value on your form, that value can be
called from anywhere in the code for that form at any time, so your two
lines of code can actually be condensed down to one line...
txtTestPath.Tex t = Me.FolderBrowse rDialog1.Select edPath
I found out that I really didn't need the parentheses either, thanks to...
blush... these fine folks.
HTH,
Bruce