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spinbutton.enabled = false not greying out
Using Excel 2003.
Have a Userform with many controls. When doing enabled = false for all commandbuttons and spinbuttons, the command buttons get greyed out, but the spinbuttons are not. The code is like this: Sub DisableAllControls() Dim ctl As MSForms.Control For Each ctl In MainForm.Controls If TypeOf ctl Is MSForms.CommandButton Or _ TypeOf ctl Is MSForms.SpinButton Then ctl.Enabled = False End If Next End Sub But even when I just set one individual spinner the result is the same. They are actually disabled, but they just keep showing as normal. I have tried to correct this with DoEvents and Userform.Repaint and using the Sleep API function, but to no avail. I presume I am getting to the limits of what a userform can hold and it is starting to cause problems. On the other hand the whole file, a xla file is not that big, only 1.65 Mb. Would there be any solution for this other than doing Visible = False? Thanks for any advice. RBS |
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spinbutton.enabled = false not greying out
Hi RB:
Will this work?: ctl.ForeColor = vbButtonShadow ctl.Enabled = False Kludgy, but I can'tr think of anything else. Regards, Vasant. "RB Smissaert" wrote in message ... Using Excel 2003. Have a Userform with many controls. When doing enabled = false for all commandbuttons and spinbuttons, the command buttons get greyed out, but the spinbuttons are not. The code is like this: Sub DisableAllControls() Dim ctl As MSForms.Control For Each ctl In MainForm.Controls If TypeOf ctl Is MSForms.CommandButton Or _ TypeOf ctl Is MSForms.SpinButton Then ctl.Enabled = False End If Next End Sub But even when I just set one individual spinner the result is the same. They are actually disabled, but they just keep showing as normal. I have tried to correct this with DoEvents and Userform.Repaint and using the Sleep API function, but to no avail. I presume I am getting to the limits of what a userform can hold and it is starting to cause problems. On the other hand the whole file, a xla file is not that big, only 1.65 Mb. Would there be any solution for this other than doing Visible = False? Thanks for any advice. RBS |
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spinbutton.enabled = false not greying out
Vasant,
Thanks. Tried it, but it didn't work either. Looks I might be really stuck here. I could construct a spinner from commandbuttons, but it doesn't seem worth the trouble. RBS "Vasant Nanavati" <vasantn *AT* aol *DOT* com wrote in message ... Hi RB: Will this work?: ctl.ForeColor = vbButtonShadow ctl.Enabled = False Kludgy, but I can'tr think of anything else. Regards, Vasant. "RB Smissaert" wrote in message ... Using Excel 2003. Have a Userform with many controls. When doing enabled = false for all commandbuttons and spinbuttons, the command buttons get greyed out, but the spinbuttons are not. The code is like this: Sub DisableAllControls() Dim ctl As MSForms.Control For Each ctl In MainForm.Controls If TypeOf ctl Is MSForms.CommandButton Or _ TypeOf ctl Is MSForms.SpinButton Then ctl.Enabled = False End If Next End Sub But even when I just set one individual spinner the result is the same. They are actually disabled, but they just keep showing as normal. I have tried to correct this with DoEvents and Userform.Repaint and using the Sleep API function, but to no avail. I presume I am getting to the limits of what a userform can hold and it is starting to cause problems. On the other hand the whole file, a xla file is not that big, only 1.65 Mb. Would there be any solution for this other than doing Visible = False? Thanks for any advice. RBS |
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spinbutton.enabled = false not greying out
First, your code worked ok for me in xl2002.
While in design mode, can you change the .enabled property to false--then load the form to see what it looks like? (and a silly guess: Are you positive that it's a spinner and not just a compressed scrollbar?) RB Smissaert wrote: Using Excel 2003. Have a Userform with many controls. When doing enabled = false for all commandbuttons and spinbuttons, the command buttons get greyed out, but the spinbuttons are not. The code is like this: Sub DisableAllControls() Dim ctl As MSForms.Control For Each ctl In MainForm.Controls If TypeOf ctl Is MSForms.CommandButton Or _ TypeOf ctl Is MSForms.SpinButton Then ctl.Enabled = False End If Next End Sub But even when I just set one individual spinner the result is the same. They are actually disabled, but they just keep showing as normal. I have tried to correct this with DoEvents and Userform.Repaint and using the Sleep API function, but to no avail. I presume I am getting to the limits of what a userform can hold and it is starting to cause problems. On the other hand the whole file, a xla file is not that big, only 1.65 Mb. Would there be any solution for this other than doing Visible = False? Thanks for any advice. RBS -- Dave Peterson |
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spinbutton.enabled = false not greying out
It is a spinner and it works fine when I make a simple form with one
spinner. It worked fine in 2002 even with the big form. I can make it look disabled with: ctl.ForeColor = -2147483631 But strangely when I combine this with ctl.Enabled = False it will look enabled again. It doesn't matter whether I do the color first or the Enabled = False first. Think I will stick with ctl.ForeColor = -2147483631 for now. RBS "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... First, your code worked ok for me in xl2002. While in design mode, can you change the .enabled property to false--then load the form to see what it looks like? (and a silly guess: Are you positive that it's a spinner and not just a compressed scrollbar?) RB Smissaert wrote: Using Excel 2003. Have a Userform with many controls. When doing enabled = false for all commandbuttons and spinbuttons, the command buttons get greyed out, but the spinbuttons are not. The code is like this: Sub DisableAllControls() Dim ctl As MSForms.Control For Each ctl In MainForm.Controls If TypeOf ctl Is MSForms.CommandButton Or _ TypeOf ctl Is MSForms.SpinButton Then ctl.Enabled = False End If Next End Sub But even when I just set one individual spinner the result is the same. They are actually disabled, but they just keep showing as normal. I have tried to correct this with DoEvents and Userform.Repaint and using the Sleep API function, but to no avail. I presume I am getting to the limits of what a userform can hold and it is starting to cause problems. On the other hand the whole file, a xla file is not that big, only 1.65 Mb. Would there be any solution for this other than doing Visible = False? Thanks for any advice. RBS -- Dave Peterson |
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