XL98: TabStrip Information Missing from Value Property Help

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Controls That Use the Value Property

The Value property specifies the state or content of a given control. The following list of controls have the Value property: The Value Property Help topic lists all of the controls except the TabStrip control, and describes how to use the Value Property with each control.

Using the Value Property with the TabStrip Control

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   TabStrip1.Value = 1
				

NOTE: On a TabStrip control, the first tab has an index value of zero (0), the second tab has a value of one (1), and so on.