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Checkbox List in VBA?
does Excel has CheckboxList object like the ones in normal VB?
i need to provide different number of checkboxes options based on different cases. (E.g: case 1, i need to display 6 checkboxes, case 2 i need to display 11. both cases with different captions of course). Of course i can do it in tedious way to create one individual checkbox for each case, but i'm curious about it. It could save time and the code will be neater as well:) regards freddie |
Checkbox List in VBA?
Excel does not have a control array like VB if that is what you mean.
Rather than build/destroy objects, you could always create the maximum, and hide and show as required. -- HTH RP "Freddie" wrote in message om... does Excel has CheckboxList object like the ones in normal VB? i need to provide different number of checkboxes options based on different cases. (E.g: case 1, i need to display 6 checkboxes, case 2 i need to display 11. both cases with different captions of course). Of course i can do it in tedious way to create one individual checkbox for each case, but i'm curious about it. It could save time and the code will be neater as well:) regards freddie |
Checkbox List in VBA?
Hi,
Try setting these 2 properties on a listbox, MultiSelect = 1 (SelectMulti) or 2 (SelectExtend) ListStyle = 1 (ListstyleOption) The use of multiselect will cause the normal optionbuttons to change to checkbox buttons. Cheers Andy Bob Phillips wrote: Excel does not have a control array like VB if that is what you mean. Rather than build/destroy objects, you could always create the maximum, and hide and show as required. -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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