Todd,

Another option..................
This would be easier if what you wanted to add were already
sequentially numbered.

If it's possible to rename the TextBoxes from let's say
TextBox1 to TB1, TB2, etc.
I'm sure this probably isn't feasable if you already have code linked
to the TextBoxes, but for future reference.....................

You could then use a loop to add them up:

Example:

Sub TestMe()
Dim x As Integer
Dim mysum As Integer
mysum = 0
On Error Resume Next
For x = 1 To 110
mysum = mysum + Val(UserForm1.Controls("TB" & x).Value)
Next x
On Error GoTo 0
MsgBox mysum
End Sub

John

"Todd Huttenstine" wrote in message
...
The below code adds up all the values of the specified TextBoxes. I need
this code to run after any value in any of the specified textboxes change
in
addition to another 88 TextBoxes that I have not listed. Instead of
having
to put this code in all 110 TextBoxes, is there an easier way to get this
code to run?

TextBox9.Value TextBox14.Value + TextBox19.Value + TextBox24.Value +
TextBox29.Value + TextBox34.Value + _
TextBox39.Value + TextBox44.Value + TextBox49.Value + TextBox54.Value +
TextBox59.Value + TextBox64.Value + _
TextBox69.Value + TextBox74.Value + TextBox79.Value + TextBox84.Value +
TextBox89.Value + TextBox94.Value + _
TextBox99.Value + TextBox104.Value + TextBox109.Value + TextBox114


Thank you

Todd Huttenstine

But what will fire the macro - 110 event macros?

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

John Wilson wrote in message
...
Todd,

Another option..................
This would be easier if what you wanted to add were already
sequentially numbered.

If it's possible to rename the TextBoxes from let's say
TextBox1 to TB1, TB2, etc.
I'm sure this probably isn't feasable if you already have code linked
to the TextBoxes, but for future reference.....................

You could then use a loop to add them up:

Example:

Sub TestMe()
Dim x As Integer
Dim mysum As Integer
mysum = 0
On Error Resume Next
For x = 1 To 110
mysum = mysum + Val(UserForm1.Controls("TB" & x).Value)
Next x
On Error GoTo 0
MsgBox mysum
End Sub

John

"Todd Huttenstine" wrote in message
...
The below code adds up all the values of the specified TextBoxes. I
need
this code to run after any value in any of the specified textboxes
change
in
addition to another 88 TextBoxes that I have not listed. Instead of
having
to put this code in all 110 TextBoxes, is there an easier way to get
this
code to run?

TextBox9.Value TextBox14.Value + TextBox19.Value + TextBox24.Value +
TextBox29.Value + TextBox34.Value + _
TextBox39.Value + TextBox44.Value + TextBox49.Value + TextBox54.Value +
TextBox59.Value + TextBox64.Value + _
TextBox69.Value + TextBox74.Value + TextBox79.Value + TextBox84.Value +
TextBox89.Value + TextBox94.Value + _
TextBox99.Value + TextBox104.Value + TextBox109.Value + TextBox114


Thank you

Todd Huttenstine

Oh that is very helpful. Thanx. Yeah I cannot do that now, but for future
its nice.

Todd Huttenstine
"John Wilson" wrote in message
...
Todd,

Another option..................
This would be easier if what you wanted to add were already
sequentially numbered.

If it's possible to rename the TextBoxes from let's say
TextBox1 to TB1, TB2, etc.
I'm sure this probably isn't feasable if you already have code linked
to the TextBoxes, but for future reference.....................

You could then use a loop to add them up:

Example:

Sub TestMe()
Dim x As Integer
Dim mysum As Integer
mysum = 0
On Error Resume Next
For x = 1 To 110
mysum = mysum + Val(UserForm1.Controls("TB" & x).Value)
Next x
On Error GoTo 0
MsgBox mysum
End Sub

John

"Todd Huttenstine" wrote in message
...
The below code adds up all the values of the specified TextBoxes. I
need
this code to run after any value in any of the specified textboxes
change
in
addition to another 88 TextBoxes that I have not listed. Instead of
having
to put this code in all 110 TextBoxes, is there an easier way to get
this
code to run?

TextBox9.Value TextBox14.Value + TextBox19.Value + TextBox24.Value +
TextBox29.Value + TextBox34.Value + _
TextBox39.Value + TextBox44.Value + TextBox49.Value + TextBox54.Value +
TextBox59.Value + TextBox64.Value + _
TextBox69.Value + TextBox74.Value + TextBox79.Value + TextBox84.Value +
TextBox89.Value + TextBox94.Value + _
TextBox99.Value + TextBox104.Value + TextBox109.Value + TextBox114


Thank you

Todd Huttenstine

Tom,

Seems that I missed that part about Todd wanting the code
to fire whenever *any* one of the TextBoxes changed.
Yes, you would need 110 event macros.

Wouldn't be all that hard to do though if you just called
a sub within each of them and the sub did the calculation.
I have, in the past, copied and pasted many and then
just went along and changed the references on each of them.
Gets the job done, but not the best method.

Your suggestion to link them all to cells with a sum function
would work too, but you'd still have to go back and create the
links. Would probably be just as time consuming as the
100 events.

Personally, I'd just have a button call the macro when you
wanted to do the calculation.

John

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
But what will fire the macro - 110 event macros?

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

John Wilson wrote in message
...
Todd,

Another option..................
This would be easier if what you wanted to add were already
sequentially numbered.

If it's possible to rename the TextBoxes from let's say
TextBox1 to TB1, TB2, etc.
I'm sure this probably isn't feasable if you already have code linked
to the TextBoxes, but for future reference.....................

You could then use a loop to add them up:

Example:

Sub TestMe()
Dim x As Integer
Dim mysum As Integer
mysum = 0
On Error Resume Next
For x = 1 To 110
mysum = mysum + Val(UserForm1.Controls("TB" & x).Value)
Next x
On Error GoTo 0
MsgBox mysum
End Sub

John

"Todd Huttenstine" wrote in message
...
The below code adds up all the values of the specified TextBoxes. I
need
this code to run after any value in any of the specified textboxes
change
in
addition to another 88 TextBoxes that I have not listed. Instead of
having
to put this code in all 110 TextBoxes, is there an easier way to get
this
code to run?

TextBox9.Value TextBox14.Value + TextBox19.Value + TextBox24.Value +
TextBox29.Value + TextBox34.Value + _
TextBox39.Value + TextBox44.Value + TextBox49.Value + TextBox54.Value
+
TextBox59.Value + TextBox64.Value + _
TextBox69.Value + TextBox74.Value + TextBox79.Value + TextBox84.Value
+
TextBox89.Value + TextBox94.Value + _
TextBox99.Value + TextBox104.Value + TextBox109.Value + TextBox114


Thank you

Todd Huttenstine

I set the type to MSforms.Textbox. Here is my new code.


MODULE1:
Option Explicit
Dim Boxes() As New Class1

Sub ShowDialog()
'Buttons to Boxes
'ButtonCount to TextCount
'ButtonGroup to TextGroup

Dim TextCount As Integer
Dim ctl As Control

' Create the Button objects
TextCount = 0
For Each ctl In UserForm1.Controls
'If TypeName(ctl) = "MSforms.Textbox" Then
'If ctl.Name < "OKButton" Then
TextCount = TextCount + 1
ReDim Preserve Boxes(1 To TextCount)
Set Boxes(TextCount).ButtonGroup = ctl
'End If
'End If
Next ctl
UserForm1.Show
End Sub


CLASS1:
Public WithEvents ButtonGroup As MSforms.TextBox

Private Sub ButtonGroup_Click()
MsgBox "Hello from " & ButtonGroup.Name
End Sub

Now the form pops up but nothing happens when I click any textbox.
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
But what will fire the macro - 110 event macros?

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

John Wilson wrote in message
...
Todd,

Another option..................
This would be easier if what you wanted to add were already
sequentially numbered.

If it's possible to rename the TextBoxes from let's say
TextBox1 to TB1, TB2, etc.
I'm sure this probably isn't feasable if you already have code linked
to the TextBoxes, but for future reference.....................

You could then use a loop to add them up:

Example:

Sub TestMe()
Dim x As Integer
Dim mysum As Integer
mysum = 0
On Error Resume Next
For x = 1 To 110
mysum = mysum + Val(UserForm1.Controls("TB" & x).Value)
Next x
On Error GoTo 0
MsgBox mysum
End Sub

John

"Todd Huttenstine" wrote in message
...
The below code adds up all the values of the specified TextBoxes. I
need
this code to run after any value in any of the specified textboxes
change
in
addition to another 88 TextBoxes that I have not listed. Instead of
having
to put this code in all 110 TextBoxes, is there an easier way to get
this
code to run?

TextBox9.Value TextBox14.Value + TextBox19.Value + TextBox24.Value +
TextBox29.Value + TextBox34.Value + _
TextBox39.Value + TextBox44.Value + TextBox49.Value + TextBox54.Value
+
TextBox59.Value + TextBox64.Value + _
TextBox69.Value + TextBox74.Value + TextBox79.Value + TextBox84.Value
+
TextBox89.Value + TextBox94.Value + _
TextBox99.Value + TextBox104.Value + TextBox109.Value + TextBox114


Thank you

Todd Huttenstine