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object.EnableEvents = false
As we have application.enableevents = false where we can disable the
application events...is there a similar way to disable object events.... For example in the below example : I am looking for that every time the item is removed from the combobox/listbox it should not go to combobox/listbox change event. Sub unpopulate_ListBoxes(ByRef listbox_Name As ComboBox) Dim I As Integer If listbox_Name.ListCount 0 Then For I = 0 To listbox_Name.ListCount - 1 listbox_Name.RemoveItem (listbox_Name.ListCount - 1) Next I End If End Sub -- Ajit |
object.EnableEvents = false
No, you need to create a variable and set that and test it in code.
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Ajit" wrote in message ... As we have application.enableevents = false where we can disable the application events...is there a similar way to disable object events.... For example in the below example : I am looking for that every time the item is removed from the combobox/listbox it should not go to combobox/listbox change event. Sub unpopulate_ListBoxes(ByRef listbox_Name As ComboBox) Dim I As Integer If listbox_Name.ListCount 0 Then For I = 0 To listbox_Name.ListCount - 1 listbox_Name.RemoveItem (listbox_Name.ListCount - 1) Next I End If End Sub -- Ajit |
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