I have several Form Option buttons on a Excel 97 worksheet

I can get the desired results using this code

vAr = Worksheets("menu").optSourceInet.Value

Is their away of getting the same result using

set wsMenu = worksheets("Menu")

var = wsMenu.??????????.value


thanks

In Advance


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Yes, you can do this if you declare your variable wsMenu As
Object rather than As Worksheet.


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com


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I have several Form Option buttons on a Excel 97 worksheet

I can get the desired results using this code

vAr = Worksheets("menu").optSourceInet.Value

Is their away of getting the same result using

set wsMenu = worksheets("Menu")

var = wsMenu.??????????.value


thanks

In Advance


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thanks Chip


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