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tick boxes on userforms
Hello All
I have a userform with an array filled ListBox. What I am trying to do is set the CheckBox value to true if the item in the array has a total associated with it. So if you select item1 in the ListBox and enter a total via a TextBox for item1 then CheckBox1=true assuming the user doesn't exit the UserForm. Any help would be greatly appreciated especially if this could be done using a loop instead of adding each checkbox and the associated If statements! Mark |
tick boxes on userforms
u can check for and set the checkbox's desired condition
with the textbox change event for exmpl: Private Sub TextBox1_Change() If TextBox1.Value < "" Then CheckBox1.Value = True Else: CheckBox1.Value = False End If End Sub -----Original Message----- Hello All I have a userform with an array filled ListBox. What I am trying to do is set the CheckBox value to true if the item in the array has a total associated with it. So if you select item1 in the ListBox and enter a total via a TextBox for item1 then CheckBox1=true assuming the user doesn't exit the UserForm. Any help would be greatly appreciated especially if this could be done using a loop instead of adding each checkbox and the associated If statements! Mark . |
tick boxes on userforms
Thanks DMoney for your help
"DMoney" wrote in message ... u can check for and set the checkbox's desired condition with the textbox change event for exmpl: Private Sub TextBox1_Change() If TextBox1.Value < "" Then CheckBox1.Value = True Else: CheckBox1.Value = False End If End Sub -----Original Message----- Hello All I have a userform with an array filled ListBox. What I am trying to do is set the CheckBox value to true if the item in the array has a total associated with it. So if you select item1 in the ListBox and enter a total via a TextBox for item1 then CheckBox1=true assuming the user doesn't exit the UserForm. Any help would be greatly appreciated especially if this could be done using a loop instead of adding each checkbox and the associated If statements! Mark . |
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