Tween using dynamic variable

So I'm a huge supporter of trying to make my code reusable.
I'm trying to build a tween with actionscript that I can use on a
number of different object, depending on what variable I load into
the function. However, I'm having a hard time writing the code.
So, I have a button, that calls a function:
on(rollOver){
_root.fadeLogo(1, "out")
on(rollOut, dragOut){
_root.fadeLogo(1, "in")
Then I have a function in the root of the movie:
function fadeLogo(logoNumber, fadeEffect){
if (fadeEffect=="out"){
fadeClientLogo = new
Tween("clientGridMC.logoHolder"+logoNumber, "_alpha",
Normal.easeOut, "clientGridMC.logoHolder"+logoNumber+"._alpha", 0,
.1, true)
}else{
fadeClientLogo = new
Tween(("clientGridMC.logoHolder"+logoNumber, "_alpha",
Normal.easeOut, "clientGridMC.logoHolder"+logoNumber+"._alpha",
100, .1, true)
However, this doesn't seem to do anything. I need this for a
project going out on Tuesday. Any help would be GREAT! I would hate
to have to simply duplicate this code 16 times simply to change a
few numbers.

Great call LuigiL,
I'm able to get all of this to work until I want to construct
the path to the Movie Clip and send it to the function that will
actually move the object. I am able to pass the correct path all
the way through the function and will even trace back out
correctly. For some reason if I try to tag on more to the path it
dies and does nothing.
Any ideas?
// Function doing the moving.
function linkInvoker(whoAmI, myBG){
new Tween(myBG, "_xscale", Regular.easeOut, 0, 177, .15,
true);
new Tween(myBG, "_alpha", Regular.easeOut, 0, 75, .15,
true);
new Tween(whoAmI, "_x", Regular.easeOut, 0, 8, .25, true);
trace(whoAmI+ " : "+myBG);
// The call from a button
mainLinks_mc.My_btn.onRollOver = function() {
var myBG = this+".bttn_BG";
linkInvoker(this, myBG);
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Message was edited by: scottmorgan

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