How do I get case structure to recognize tab names?

Question

I have a tab control.  In my VI, I use a local variable reference to this tab control to switch a case structure.  When I first made this program, it made sense to call these tabs CS0-CS13.  Long story short, that no longer makes sense.  I have changed the names of the tabs in the front panel, but in the case structure they still show up with the old CS names.
I tried deleting the local variable, recreating, and hooking it up to case structure, but no difference.  If I manually delete the name CS out of the case structure and replace it with the new name, it doesn't recognize it.
In other words, it seems to be only remembering the name from the first time I created this tab.  Where do I change this?

Answer 1

bmishoe wrote:
I'm using the same version...
Something (major) I somehow forgot to mention, although I'm not sure why it would make a difference....the CS names were temporary.  I then programmatically change the names during execution because the final name of the tab I want to be dependent on what board the user selects.  So the very first time I created the tab, I named them CS, then changed them programatically.  The case structure still recognized them by their CS name, which makes sense to me.
In any event - these tabs are nested inside a parent tab.  I just checked and you're right...on my parent tab, the changes show up immediately.  So I'm thinking this has something to do with the fact that I change them programatically.  But still...that info has to be stored somewhere, but I don't know where.
Hmmm, I think it might be time for some code. 
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