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I have four option buttons on a form that are not grouped. I would like to
be able to clear the buttons so that the user can select the appropriate option button. I would also like to have all of the option button cleared when the formed is reopened. This is not an active x control, but a from control. I have tried different codes from the various discussions and none of them address my particular issue. Please help. |
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Assuming your Form is a worksheet, in fact assuming the very first worksheet: Sub ClearEm() Dim i As Long For i = 1 To Sheets(1).OptionButtons.Count Sheets(1).OptionButtons(i).Value = False Next End Sub HTH. Best wishes Harald "pdaws" wrote in message ... I have four option buttons on a form that are not grouped. I would like to be able to clear the buttons so that the user can select the appropriate option button. I would also like to have all of the option button cleared when the formed is reopened. This is not an active x control, but a from control. I have tried different codes from the various discussions and none of them address my particular issue. Please help. |
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Thanks Harold for the reply, but I tried it and it did not work. I put the
code at the end of the other codes of the option buttons and yes it is a worksheet and it is worksheet 3. "Harald Staff" wrote: Hi Assuming your Form is a worksheet, in fact assuming the very first worksheet: Sub ClearEm() Dim i As Long For i = 1 To Sheets(1).OptionButtons.Count Sheets(1).OptionButtons(i).Value = False Next End Sub HTH. Best wishes Harald "pdaws" wrote in message ... I have four option buttons on a form that are not grouped. I would like to be able to clear the buttons so that the user can select the appropriate option button. I would also like to have all of the option button cleared when the formed is reopened. This is not an active x control, but a from control. I have tried different codes from the various discussions and none of them address my particular issue. Please help. |
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Ok, so either put it on worksheet 1 instead, or alter the code a little.
Hint: Look for the 1's HTH. Best wishes Harald "pdaws" wrote in message ... Thanks Harold for the reply, but I tried it and it did not work. I put the code at the end of the other codes of the option buttons and yes it is a worksheet and it is worksheet 3. "Harald Staff" wrote: Hi Assuming your Form is a worksheet, in fact assuming the very first worksheet: Sub ClearEm() Dim i As Long For i = 1 To Sheets(1).OptionButtons.Count Sheets(1).OptionButtons(i).Value = False Next End Sub HTH. Best wishes Harald "pdaws" wrote in message ... I have four option buttons on a form that are not grouped. I would like to be able to clear the buttons so that the user can select the appropriate option button. I would also like to have all of the option button cleared when the formed is reopened. This is not an active x control, but a from control. I have tried different codes from the various discussions and none of them address my particular issue. Please help. |
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