how to write vb code for multiple combo boxes
Because a checkbox only has two states, you can use one checkbox for yes and
no, same number of controls.
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"HFB" wrote in message
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Yeah, they will only contain yes and no. I don't actually have enough
space
in the form to do check boxes.
"Bob Phillips" wrote:
Will these boxes only contain Yes and No? If so, why not just use a
checkbox?
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RP
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"HFB" wrote in message
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I have several combo boxes with names: drill1, drill2, drill3 etc. I
want
to
write code that gives a Yes option and a No option in each of those
boxes
without having to write code for each one. Is there a way to do this?
thanks
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