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At first glance there are several things wrong with this code.

1: you create several textbox controls but you don't set there location, so unless 'PH1' is a tablelayoutpanel or flowlayoutpanel all your textbox's will be shown on top off each other.

2: why add a new eventhandler to button1 for every textbox you create.
If button1 is created at designtime you don't need to add an eventhandler to it in code.
If button1 is created at runtime (off which there is no code here) adding it only once should be enough.

3: as to your question, the way you wrote it here you have 2 options.
Having a array variable (global) and adding all your textbox's to this array, then in button click event iterate this array.
Or iterate all the controls in 'PH1', check if there type is of the type textbox and get the text that way.
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