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changing an activex control property using a macro
Here's the thing: I have one large procedure (BigCode) which I call from
many different small procedures: call BigCode (mycontrol, 1) 'mycontrol' is the name of an activex control. One of the things I want Bigcode to do is change properties of mycontrol, for example With mycontrol .Locked = True End with My question is what do I pass as mycontrol? Or how to I get BigCode to understand it's the control itself I want to change (at the moment every variable translates to eg "Combobox1" (in quotes) Help greatly appreciated! Sian |
changing an activex control property using a macro
You could pass it as a generic object:
Sub BigCode(myControl as Object) If you were only passing comboboxes from the control toolbox toolbar (placed on a worksheet), you could pass it as a combobox: sub bigcode(myCombobox as msforms.combobox) This would work if your combobox was on a userform, too. Sian wrote: Here's the thing: I have one large procedure (BigCode) which I call from many different small procedures: call BigCode (mycontrol, 1) 'mycontrol' is the name of an activex control. One of the things I want Bigcode to do is change properties of mycontrol, for example With mycontrol .Locked = True End with My question is what do I pass as mycontrol? Or how to I get BigCode to understand it's the control itself I want to change (at the moment every variable translates to eg "Combobox1" (in quotes) Help greatly appreciated! Sian -- Dave Peterson |
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