VB enquiry for MS ACCESS

Sorry people if I posted in the wrong place, or even if it doesnt belong on Devshed altogether. But basically i need all the help i can get

Dim varY As Variant
Dim varz As Variant

Dim stringa As String
Dim stringb As String
For y = 1 To 1 Step 1
For x = 1 To 101 Step 1
stringa = ("txt" & y & "time" & x)
stringb = ("lblslot" & x)
varslot2.Value = y
varslot1.Value = Me.Controls(stringb).Tag
VarX = DLookup("bookingid", "booking", "[Time] = varslot1.value AND [Date] = date()")
varslot1.Value = VarX
varz = DLookup("membernumber", "booking", "[bookingid] = varslot1.value")
varslot3.Value = varz
Me.Controls(stringa).Value = DLookup("Surname", "member", "[membernumber] = varslot3.Value")
If IsNull(VarX) = False Then
Me.Controls(stringa).Tag = VarX
End If
varslot1.Value = Me.Controls(stringb).Tag
Me.Controls(stringa).BackColor = 7524210
Me.Controls(stringa).FontBold = 1
If IsNull(VarX) = True Then
Me.Controls(stringa).Value = varslot1.Value
Me.Controls(stringa).BackColor = 16777215
Me.Controls(stringa).FontBold = 0
End If
Next x
Next y

What it does is take values from a bunch of hidden fields called lblslot1, lblslot 2 ...lblslot 101 And the tags of these fields contain the relevant time for a golf club tee time system. So the first slot contains 07:30:00 and the last slot contains 17:30:00 - they go up in 6 minute increments.

THe varslots are also fields that are simply there to store values used in the procedure.

I just wanted to ask if anybody can help me to rewrite this code so that i dont have to use the lblslot for the time, but a procedure that will automatically put the 6 minutes time increments into the txt_time_ (fields which actually display the times).

I would like it so that the procedure put it into the tag of these slots.
Thanks
(Sorry about the long message)

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