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User form Command Buttons
Does anybody now how to code a button in a user form to not work until the
other buttons are clicked. for example i have 3 buttons one "OK" one "next" one "close". I would like the user to click the ok button then the next, then the close when theu are done. any help would be appreciated. Thank you J |
User form Command Buttons
By toggling the enabled property of the command buttons you can control the
flow. Something like this. buttons 2 and 3 are disabled at start up. When button 1 is pressed button 2 is enabled. When button 2 is pressed button 3 is enabled. Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() CommandButton2.Enabled = True End Sub Private Sub CommandButton2_Click() CommandButton3.Enabled = True End Sub Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() CommandButton1.Enabled = True CommandButton2.Enabled = False CommandButton3.Enabled = False End Sub -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "jhyatt" wrote: Does anybody now how to code a button in a user form to not work until the other buttons are clicked. for example i have 3 buttons one "OK" one "next" one "close". I would like the user to click the ok button then the next, then the close when theu are done. any help would be appreciated. Thank you J |
User form Command Buttons
Jim has provided a nice solution. If you have to have the buttons
enabled all the time you could do this: You can hide a couple text boxes on your form with visible set to false. On the UserForm Initialize, set the text boxes = to 0. On the Click Events of each of the buttons, place some code to change the textbox to 1. Then, on the Click Event of the Close button, place some code to check to make sure that the value in both of those fields is 1. If it's not, then one or both of the buttons haven't been clicked. UserForm Initialize txtNext.Text=0 txtOK.Text=0 Click Even of Next button Me.txtNext.Text = 1 Click Even of OK button Me.txtOK.Text = 1 Click Event of Close button If Me.txtNext=0 Or Me.txtOK.Text=0 then Msgbox "Not Clicked" Exit Sub Else 'continue code End If jhyatt wrote: Does anybody now how to code a button in a user form to not work until the other buttons are clicked. for example i have 3 buttons one "OK" one "next" one "close". I would like the user to click the ok button then the next, then the close when theu are done. any help would be appreciated. Thank you J |
User form Command Buttons
Thank you worked great.
"Jim Thomlinson" wrote: By toggling the enabled property of the command buttons you can control the flow. Something like this. buttons 2 and 3 are disabled at start up. When button 1 is pressed button 2 is enabled. When button 2 is pressed button 3 is enabled. Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() CommandButton2.Enabled = True End Sub Private Sub CommandButton2_Click() CommandButton3.Enabled = True End Sub Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() CommandButton1.Enabled = True CommandButton2.Enabled = False CommandButton3.Enabled = False End Sub -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "jhyatt" wrote: Does anybody now how to code a button in a user form to not work until the other buttons are clicked. for example i have 3 buttons one "OK" one "next" one "close". I would like the user to click the ok button then the next, then the close when theu are done. any help would be appreciated. Thank you J |
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