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How can i make a value when my checkbox is "on" and another value when it is "off" Regards alvin |
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Hi Alvin,
Try something like: '----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() If CheckBox1.Value = True Then myVariable = "ON" Else myVariable = "OFF" End If End Sub '------------------------------------------- Regards, Sebastien "Alvin Hansen" wrote: Hi How can i make a value when my checkbox is "on" and another value when it is "off" Regards alvin |
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Link it to a cell. The value in the cell will be True when it is checked
and false when it isn't. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Alvin Hansen" wrote in message ... Hi How can i make a value when my checkbox is "on" and another value when it is "off" Regards alvin |
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Alvin
Something like Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() Dim myVal As Double If CheckBox1 Then myVal = 1 Exit Sub End If myVal = 2 End Sub Should do it -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "Alvin Hansen" wrote in message ... Hi How can i make a value when my checkbox is "on" and another value when it is "off" Regards alvin |
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Same thing but more concise (using the iif function):
'----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() myVariable = IIf(CheckBox1.Value, "ON", "OFF") End Sub '----------------------------------------- =IIF(Condition, value1, value2) means: if condition is true then return value1 else value2 Regards, Sebastien "sebastienm" wrote: Hi Alvin, Try something like: '----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() If CheckBox1.Value = True Then myVariable = "ON" Else myVariable = "OFF" End If End Sub '------------------------------------------- Regards, Sebastien "Alvin Hansen" wrote: Hi How can i make a value when my checkbox is "on" and another value when it is "off" Regards alvin |
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for False = 2, True = 1
Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() Dim myVal As Long myVal =Checkbox1.Value + 2 End Sub for True = 2, False = 1 Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() Dim myVal As Long myVal =(Checkbox1.Value * -1) + 1 End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Nick Hodge" wrote in message ... Alvin Something like Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() Dim myVal As Double If CheckBox1 Then myVal = 1 Exit Sub End If myVal = 2 End Sub Should do it -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "Alvin Hansen" wrote in message ... Hi How can i make a value when my checkbox is "on" and another value when it is "off" Regards alvin |
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Hi Alvin,
Did this work for you? Regards, Sebastien "sebastienm" wrote: Same thing but more concise (using the iif function): '----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() myVariable = IIf(CheckBox1.Value, "ON", "OFF") End Sub '----------------------------------------- =IIF(Condition, value1, value2) means: if condition is true then return value1 else value2 Regards, Sebastien "sebastienm" wrote: Hi Alvin, Try something like: '----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() If CheckBox1.Value = True Then myVariable = "ON" Else myVariable = "OFF" End If End Sub '------------------------------------------- Regards, Sebastien "Alvin Hansen" wrote: Hi How can i make a value when my checkbox is "on" and another value when it is "off" Regards alvin |
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please stay with the thread...otherwise the mail is meaningless
thanks -- Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP --------------------------------- I Feel Great! --------------------------------- "sebastienm" wrote in message ... Hi Alvin, Did this work for you? Regards, Sebastien "sebastienm" wrote: Same thing but more concise (using the iif function): '----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() myVariable = IIf(CheckBox1.Value, "ON", "OFF") End Sub '----------------------------------------- =IIF(Condition, value1, value2) means: if condition is true then return value1 else value2 Regards, Sebastien "sebastienm" wrote: Hi Alvin, Try something like: '----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() If CheckBox1.Value = True Then myVariable = "ON" Else myVariable = "OFF" End If End Sub '------------------------------------------- Regards, Sebastien "Alvin Hansen" wrote: Hi How can i make a value when my checkbox is "on" and another value when it is "off" Regards alvin |
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hmmm... i am in the thread. I am using the MS Web Interface, and i replied
directly by selecting a post within the thread and clicking 'reply'. Also, I can see my reply in the tree of the thread at http://communities2.microsoft.com/co...6-aa815888a213 (not sure the url will work well since it may include session info) I gave up on Outlook Express for this reason. The ms web interface seems to work fine for me. Do you see my reply separartly? Sebastien "Patrick Molloy" wrote: please stay with the thread...otherwise the mail is meaningless thanks -- Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP --------------------------------- I Feel Great! --------------------------------- "sebastienm" wrote in message ... Hi Alvin, Did this work for you? Regards, Sebastien "sebastienm" wrote: Same thing but more concise (using the iif function): '----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() myVariable = IIf(CheckBox1.Value, "ON", "OFF") End Sub '----------------------------------------- =IIF(Condition, value1, value2) means: if condition is true then return value1 else value2 Regards, Sebastien "sebastienm" wrote: Hi Alvin, Try something like: '----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() If CheckBox1.Value = True Then myVariable = "ON" Else myVariable = "OFF" End If End Sub '------------------------------------------- Regards, Sebastien "Alvin Hansen" wrote: Hi How can i make a value when my checkbox is "on" and another value when it is "off" Regards alvin |
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indeed
:) -- Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP --------------------------------- I Feel Great! --------------------------------- "sebastienm" wrote in message ... hmmm... i am in the thread. I am using the MS Web Interface, and i replied directly by selecting a post within the thread and clicking 'reply'. Also, I can see my reply in the tree of the thread at: http://communities2.microsoft.com/co...6-aa815888a213 (not sure the url will work well since it may include session info) I gave up on Outlook Express for this reason. The ms web interface seems to work fine for me. Do you see my reply separartly? Sebastien "Patrick Molloy" wrote: please stay with the thread...otherwise the mail is meaningless thanks -- Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP --------------------------------- I Feel Great! --------------------------------- "sebastienm" wrote in message ... Hi Alvin, Did this work for you? Regards, Sebastien "sebastienm" wrote: Same thing but more concise (using the iif function): '----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() myVariable = IIf(CheckBox1.Value, "ON", "OFF") End Sub '----------------------------------------- =IIF(Condition, value1, value2) means: if condition is true then return value1 else value2 Regards, Sebastien "sebastienm" wrote: Hi Alvin, Try something like: '----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() If CheckBox1.Value = True Then myVariable = "ON" Else myVariable = "OFF" End If End Sub '------------------------------------------- Regards, Sebastien "Alvin Hansen" wrote: Hi How can i make a value when my checkbox is "on" and another value when it is "off" Regards alvin |
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I am just curious, Patrick, what are you using to read/post-to newsgroups?
Outlook/MSWebInterface/Google...? MS Outlook Express was un-manageable to me due to a not-that-good conversation view. (but maybe it was because i hadn't loaded enough threads yet... not sure) MS Web Interface is pretty nice to me but it takes forever to refresh the page and there is (i believe) no automatic notification of new questions. And Google, the one i prefer in design... last time i used it long ago, i had noticed that the questions were late compared to the MS Web Interface. And still, need to refresh manually to see new questions. ANd no auto notification of new questions. Regards, Sebastien "Patrick Molloy" wrote: indeed :) -- Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP --------------------------------- I Feel Great! --------------------------------- "sebastienm" wrote in message ... hmmm... i am in the thread. I am using the MS Web Interface, and i replied directly by selecting a post within the thread and clicking 'reply'. Also, I can see my reply in the tree of the thread at: http://communities2.microsoft.com/co...6-aa815888a213 (not sure the url will work well since it may include session info) I gave up on Outlook Express for this reason. The ms web interface seems to work fine for me. Do you see my reply separartly? Sebastien "Patrick Molloy" wrote: please stay with the thread...otherwise the mail is meaningless thanks -- Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP --------------------------------- I Feel Great! --------------------------------- "sebastienm" wrote in message ... Hi Alvin, Did this work for you? Regards, Sebastien "sebastienm" wrote: Same thing but more concise (using the iif function): '----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() myVariable = IIf(CheckBox1.Value, "ON", "OFF") End Sub '----------------------------------------- =IIF(Condition, value1, value2) means: if condition is true then return value1 else value2 Regards, Sebastien "sebastienm" wrote: Hi Alvin, Try something like: '----------------------------------------- Public myVariable As String Private Sub CheckBox1_Click() If CheckBox1.Value = True Then myVariable = "ON" Else myVariable = "OFF" End If End Sub '------------------------------------------- Regards, Sebastien "Alvin Hansen" wrote: Hi How can i make a value when my checkbox is "on" and another value when it is "off" Regards alvin |
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