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How do you add arguments to an OnAction event?
I'd like to add an argument to an Onaction sub, which is
associated with a button? Can I? Sub DoThis(strArg as String) .... End Sub Dim b as CommandBarButton b.OnAction ="DoThis" *** THEN WHAT *** Thanks |
How do you add arguments to an OnAction event?
Hi Jason,
Yes, you can do this. You can add the string to the Parameter property of the CommandBarButton. Then, in your subroutine specified by the OnAction property, you can check the Parameter property of the "clicked" button with Application.CommandBars.ActionControl.Parameter. -- Regards, Jake Marx MS MVP - Excel www.longhead.com [please keep replies in the newsgroup - email address unmonitored] Jason wrote: I'd like to add an argument to an Onaction sub, which is associated with a button? Can I? Sub DoThis(strArg as String) .... End Sub Dim b as CommandBarButton b.OnAction ="DoThis" *** THEN WHAT *** Thanks |
How do you add arguments to an OnAction event?
.OnAction = "'DoThis ""TestString""'"
"Jason" wrote in message ... I'd like to add an argument to an Onaction sub, which is associated with a button? Can I? Sub DoThis(strArg as String) .... End Sub Dim b as CommandBarButton b.OnAction ="DoThis" *** THEN WHAT *** Thanks |
How do you add arguments to an OnAction event?
Note that this undocumented feature appears to not be supported in xl2002.
I believe it may have problems in the latest service release of xl2000 as well. At least that is what I recall has been reported here. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Tim Zych" wrote in message ... .OnAction = "'DoThis ""TestString""'" "Jason" wrote in message ... I'd like to add an argument to an Onaction sub, which is associated with a button? Can I? Sub DoThis(strArg as String) .... End Sub Dim b as CommandBarButton b.OnAction ="DoThis" *** THEN WHAT *** Thanks |
How do you add arguments to an OnAction event?
Didn't know that. Thanks for the update.
-----Original Message----- Note that this undocumented feature appears to not be supported in xl2002. I believe it may have problems in the latest service release of xl2000 as well. At least that is what I recall has been reported here. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Tim Zych" wrote in message ... .OnAction = "'DoThis ""TestString""'" "Jason" wrote in message ... I'd like to add an argument to an Onaction sub, which is associated with a button? Can I? Sub DoThis(strArg as String) .... End Sub Dim b as CommandBarButton b.OnAction ="DoThis" *** THEN WHAT *** Thanks . |
How do you add arguments to an OnAction event?
I had the same problem: works in older Excel version
-----Original Message----- Didn't know that. Thanks for the update. -----Original Message----- Note that this undocumented feature appears to not be supported in xl2002. I believe it may have problems in the latest service release of xl2000 as well. At least that is what I recall has been reported here. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Tim Zych" wrote in message ... .OnAction = "'DoThis ""TestString""'" "Jason" wrote in message ... I'd like to add an argument to an Onaction sub, which is associated with a button? Can I? Sub DoThis(strArg as String) .... End Sub Dim b as CommandBarButton b.OnAction ="DoThis" *** THEN WHAT *** Thanks . . |
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