If you are talking about using With Events, you can use the events native to
the MSForms control (Listbox, combobox, textbox, etc). However, events like
Enter, Exit, AfterUpdate and BeforeUpdate belong to the container (the
control object) and aren't available using With Events. Likewise for
GotFocus and LostFocus which belong to the container (oleObject) on the
worksheet.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


Julian Milano wrote in message
...
Like the subject says.......

Is there a list of which events for which type of controls are available
to
a Classs Module? I'm looking at textboxes at the moment....

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Julian Milano

Thanks Tom,

So is there *anyway* to capture all the AfterUpdate and BeforeUpdate events
of many textboxes or do we have to write a routine for each?

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Julian Milano

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
If you are talking about using With Events, you can use the events native
to
the MSForms control (Listbox, combobox, textbox, etc). However, events
like
Enter, Exit, AfterUpdate and BeforeUpdate belong to the container (the
control object) and aren't available using With Events. Likewise for
GotFocus and LostFocus which belong to the container (oleObject) on the
worksheet.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


Julian Milano wrote in message
...
Like the subject says.......

Is there a list of which events for which type of controls are available
to
a Classs Module? I'm looking at textboxes at the moment....

--


Julian Milano

In the routine for each control, instead of doing the "real work", you can call another sub that
does that.


On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 12:46:58 +1000, "Julian Milano" wrote:

Thanks Tom,

So is there *anyway* to capture all the AfterUpdate and BeforeUpdate events
of many textboxes or do we have to write a routine for each?

Not that I am aware of. Someone else may have a different opinion, but I
have never seen a method posted here.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

Julian Milano wrote in message
...
Thanks Tom,

So is there *anyway* to capture all the AfterUpdate and BeforeUpdate
events
of many textboxes or do we have to write a routine for each?

--


Julian Milano

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
If you are talking about using With Events, you can use the events
native
to
the MSForms control (Listbox, combobox, textbox, etc). However, events
like
Enter, Exit, AfterUpdate and BeforeUpdate belong to the container (the
control object) and aren't available using With Events. Likewise for
GotFocus and LostFocus which belong to the container (oleObject) on the
worksheet.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


Julian Milano wrote in message
...
Like the subject says.......

Is there a list of which events for which type of controls are
available
to
a Classs Module? I'm looking at textboxes at the moment....

--


Julian Milano

Thanks Tom & Myrna,

I think Myrna's idea will have to be the best bet for now.

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Julian Milano

"Myrna Larson" wrote in message
...
In the routine for each control, instead of doing the "real work", you can
call another sub that
does that.


On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 12:46:58 +1000, "Julian Milano"
wrote:

Thanks Tom,

So is there *anyway* to capture all the AfterUpdate and BeforeUpdate
events
of many textboxes or do we have to write a routine for each?