Use the Checkbox click event procedure and test its value within there. I
would have thought a commandbutton was more appropriate though, because if
you use a checkbox, they would need to en check it before they could check
it again, for a subsequent print.

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"ewagz" wrote in message
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How do I make the check box trigger another macro?
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"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Something like

Worksheets("Receipt").Printout

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Bob Phillips

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"ewagz" wrote in message
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I have a userform that I am piecing together and I would like to
include a
checkbox control that would print a receipt using the info in the
userform.
The receipt would be another excel worksheet inside the same workbook.
I
think that I can use the checkbox to start a macro that will take the
data
from the user form into my receipt template, but I don't know the code
to
print from there. My current userform data looks like this:

Private Sub Submit_Click()

Dim res As VbMsgBoxResult

If Custname.Text = "" Then
MsgBox "Please enter a valid name!", vbOKOnly
End If

If CCNo.Text = "" Then
res = MsgBox(Prompt:="Do you want to enter a CC for the customer?",
_
Buttons:=vbYesNo + vbQuestion)

If res = vbYes Then user.Custinfo.Show
End If


custnm = Custname.Text
custpn = Custno.Value
dtoa = TOA.Value
CCN = CCNo.Value
ds = DOS.Value
EX = Exp.Value
rt = rate.Value
rm = remarks.Value


com = "Customer: " & custnm & Chr(10) & "Phone #: " & custpn & Chr(10)
&
"TOA: " & dtoa & _
Chr(10) & "Nights staying: " & ds & Chr(10) & "Rate: "
&
rt
& Chr(10) & "CC#: " & CCN & _
Chr(10) & "EXP Date: " & EX & Chr(10) & "Remarks: " &
rm

ActiveCell.Range("A1").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = custnm

ActiveCell.AddComment com

ActiveCell.Comment.Shape.Height = 120
ActiveCell.Comment.Shape.Width = 160

Custinfo.Hide

Unload Me

End Sub


Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
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