Setting a boolean depending on who called the macro
 

I have a subroutine called "FileAll". There are three other subroutines that
can call it: "CreateFileAndParameters", "FullInput", and "CreateFile". The
"FileAll" can also be called directly by a command button. So there are four
ways that the "FileAll" routine gets invoked - directly by a command button
or from three other macros.

Within the "FileAll" I now have a UserForm to ask if an additional
subroutine be run. I only want to have the UserForm to NOT appear if the
user selected "FullInput". "FullInput" runs a loop which includes "FileAll"
and I don't want the user to have to sit there and respond to a dialogue
each time through the loop.

So I created a pair of Public booleans:
blnAddToInventory 'set by the userform to indicate if the additional routine
is to run
blnAddToInventoryRun 'set to show or not show the userform

I believe I have to initialize the "blnAddToInventoryRun" in the "FileAll"
macro to TRUE since it used by 3 of 4 ways of starting the "FileAll"
including "FileAll" being called by the command button.

How can I change the initialized value of blnAddToInventoryRun if the user
starts from the "FullInput" macro?

Setting a boolean depending on who called the macro
 

Change the sense of your thinking. You only do not show the form if the
boolean is true

Public bNoFormShow as Boolean


Sub FullInput()
' code
bNoFormShow = True
FileAll
bNoFormShow = False
End Sub

Sub File All
' code
if Not bNoFormShow then
userform1.Show
End if
End Sub


The default value of bNoFormShow will be False, so only set it to true when
you don't want to show the form. Since the only case where you want this to
happen is from the code FullInput - this gives you the opportunity to set
it.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Dkline" wrote in message
...
I have a subroutine called "FileAll". There are three other subroutines
that
can call it: "CreateFileAndParameters", "FullInput", and "CreateFile". The
"FileAll" can also be called directly by a command button. So there are
four
ways that the "FileAll" routine gets invoked - directly by a command
button
or from three other macros.

Within the "FileAll" I now have a UserForm to ask if an additional
subroutine be run. I only want to have the UserForm to NOT appear if the
user selected "FullInput". "FullInput" runs a loop which includes
"FileAll"
and I don't want the user to have to sit there and respond to a dialogue
each time through the loop.

So I created a pair of Public booleans:
blnAddToInventory 'set by the userform to indicate if the additional
routine
is to run
blnAddToInventoryRun 'set to show or not show the userform

I believe I have to initialize the "blnAddToInventoryRun" in the "FileAll"
macro to TRUE since it used by 3 of 4 ways of starting the "FileAll"
including "FileAll" being called by the command button.

How can I change the initialized value of blnAddToInventoryRun if the user
starts from the "FullInput" macro?

Setting a boolean depending on who called the macro
 

I think this is the answer to your question.

modulename.variablename = true
modulename.variablename = false


"Dkline" wrote in message
...
I have a subroutine called "FileAll". There are three other subroutines
that
can call it: "CreateFileAndParameters", "FullInput", and "CreateFile". The
"FileAll" can also be called directly by a command button. So there are
four
ways that the "FileAll" routine gets invoked - directly by a command
button
or from three other macros.

Within the "FileAll" I now have a UserForm to ask if an additional
subroutine be run. I only want to have the UserForm to NOT appear if the
user selected "FullInput". "FullInput" runs a loop which includes
"FileAll"
and I don't want the user to have to sit there and respond to a dialogue
each time through the loop.

So I created a pair of Public booleans:
blnAddToInventory 'set by the userform to indicate if the additional
routine
is to run
blnAddToInventoryRun 'set to show or not show the userform

I believe I have to initialize the "blnAddToInventoryRun" in the "FileAll"
macro to TRUE since it used by 3 of 4 ways of starting the "FileAll"
including "FileAll" being called by the command button.

How can I change the initialized value of blnAddToInventoryRun if the user
starts from the "FullInput" macro?

Setting a boolean depending on who called the macro
 

Thank you. Works first time every time.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
Change the sense of your thinking. You only do not show the form if the
boolean is true

Public bNoFormShow as Boolean


Sub FullInput()
' code
bNoFormShow = True
FileAll
bNoFormShow = False
End Sub

Sub File All
' code
if Not bNoFormShow then
userform1.Show
End if
End Sub


The default value of bNoFormShow will be False, so only set it to true
when
you don't want to show the form. Since the only case where you want this
to
happen is from the code FullInput - this gives you the opportunity to set
it.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Dkline" wrote in message
...
I have a subroutine called "FileAll". There are three other subroutines
that
can call it: "CreateFileAndParameters", "FullInput", and "CreateFile".
The
"FileAll" can also be called directly by a command button. So there are
four
ways that the "FileAll" routine gets invoked - directly by a command
button
or from three other macros.

Within the "FileAll" I now have a UserForm to ask if an additional
subroutine be run. I only want to have the UserForm to NOT appear if the
user selected "FullInput". "FullInput" runs a loop which includes
"FileAll"
and I don't want the user to have to sit there and respond to a dialogue
each time through the loop.

So I created a pair of Public booleans:
blnAddToInventory 'set by the userform to indicate if the additional
routine
is to run
blnAddToInventoryRun 'set to show or not show the userform

I believe I have to initialize the "blnAddToInventoryRun" in the
"FileAll"
macro to TRUE since it used by 3 of 4 ways of starting the "FileAll"
including "FileAll" being called by the command button.

How can I change the initialized value of blnAddToInventoryRun if the
user
starts from the "FullInput" macro?