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Multiple Option Buttons
I know that when I use Option Buttons that I can only
choose 1 out of N options. That is if I have three option buttons, I can only choose 1 out of the three at any one time. Is it possible to have 1 set of option Buttons 1-2. And upon choosing 1 have another set of option buttons available to the user (i.e a second set only avialable if option button 1 is chosen). I could use a combo box to choose between 1 and 2 and then have the buttons Enalbed property = TRUE when the correct value is chosen. However I am wondering if I can also do this using a two tier option button set up? THnx |
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You can put a frame (group) around the buttons to isolate groups, and make
the frame and buttons visible or not. Is this a userform or worksheet forms optionbutton set? -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "ExcelMonkey" wrote in message ... I know that when I use Option Buttons that I can only choose 1 out of N options. That is if I have three option buttons, I can only choose 1 out of the three at any one time. Is it possible to have 1 set of option Buttons 1-2. And upon choosing 1 have another set of option buttons available to the user (i.e a second set only avialable if option button 1 is chosen). I could use a combo box to choose between 1 and 2 and then have the buttons Enalbed property = TRUE when the correct value is chosen. However I am wondering if I can also do this using a two tier option button set up? THnx |
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How can I make the frame invisible? There is no format tab that allow me to
get rid of the frame, even though I was able to delete all the text on the top of the box. "Bob Phillips" wrote: You can put a frame (group) around the buttons to isolate groups, and make the frame and buttons visible or not. Is this a userform or worksheet forms optionbutton set? -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "ExcelMonkey" wrote in message ... I know that when I use Option Buttons that I can only choose 1 out of N options. That is if I have three option buttons, I can only choose 1 out of the three at any one time. Is it possible to have 1 set of option Buttons 1-2. And upon choosing 1 have another set of option buttons available to the user (i.e a second set only avialable if option button 1 is chosen). I could use a combo box to choose between 1 and 2 and then have the buttons Enalbed property = TRUE when the correct value is chosen. However I am wondering if I can also do this using a two tier option button set up? THnx |
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You want to hide the groupboxes on a worksheet???
Select your worksheet. hit alt-f11 (to get to the VBE) hit ctrl-g (to see the immediate window) type this and hit enter: activesheet.groupboxes.visible = false Then back to excel and check it out. jjhung wrote: How can I make the frame invisible? There is no format tab that allow me to get rid of the frame, even though I was able to delete all the text on the top of the box. "Bob Phillips" wrote: You can put a frame (group) around the buttons to isolate groups, and make the frame and buttons visible or not. Is this a userform or worksheet forms optionbutton set? -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "ExcelMonkey" wrote in message ... I know that when I use Option Buttons that I can only choose 1 out of N options. That is if I have three option buttons, I can only choose 1 out of the three at any one time. Is it possible to have 1 set of option Buttons 1-2. And upon choosing 1 have another set of option buttons available to the user (i.e a second set only avialable if option button 1 is chosen). I could use a combo box to choose between 1 and 2 and then have the buttons Enalbed property = TRUE when the correct value is chosen. However I am wondering if I can also do this using a two tier option button set up? THnx -- Dave Peterson |
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Hi Dave,
I think he wants to know if it's possible to hide the frame/border around the group box. I believe the answer is no, it's not possible. Doug "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... You want to hide the groupboxes on a worksheet??? Select your worksheet. hit alt-f11 (to get to the VBE) hit ctrl-g (to see the immediate window) type this and hit enter: activesheet.groupboxes.visible = false Then back to excel and check it out. jjhung wrote: How can I make the frame invisible? There is no format tab that allow me to get rid of the frame, even though I was able to delete all the text on the top of the box. "Bob Phillips" wrote: You can put a frame (group) around the buttons to isolate groups, and make the frame and buttons visible or not. Is this a userform or worksheet forms optionbutton set? -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "ExcelMonkey" wrote in message ... I know that when I use Option Buttons that I can only choose 1 out of N options. That is if I have three option buttons, I can only choose 1 out of the three at any one time. Is it possible to have 1 set of option Buttons 1-2. And upon choosing 1 have another set of option buttons available to the user (i.e a second set only avialable if option button 1 is chosen). I could use a combo box to choose between 1 and 2 and then have the buttons Enalbed property = TRUE when the correct value is chosen. However I am wondering if I can also do this using a two tier option button set up? THnx -- Dave Peterson |
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The groupbox from the Forms toolbar on a worksheet???
I think that you can hide it via code (or the immediate window). Doug Glancy wrote: Hi Dave, I think he wants to know if it's possible to hide the frame/border around the group box. I believe the answer is no, it's not possible. Doug "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... You want to hide the groupboxes on a worksheet??? Select your worksheet. hit alt-f11 (to get to the VBE) hit ctrl-g (to see the immediate window) type this and hit enter: activesheet.groupboxes.visible = false Then back to excel and check it out. jjhung wrote: How can I make the frame invisible? There is no format tab that allow me to get rid of the frame, even though I was able to delete all the text on the top of the box. "Bob Phillips" wrote: You can put a frame (group) around the buttons to isolate groups, and make the frame and buttons visible or not. Is this a userform or worksheet forms optionbutton set? -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "ExcelMonkey" wrote in message ... I know that when I use Option Buttons that I can only choose 1 out of N options. That is if I have three option buttons, I can only choose 1 out of the three at any one time. Is it possible to have 1 set of option Buttons 1-2. And upon choosing 1 have another set of option buttons available to the user (i.e a second set only avialable if option button 1 is chosen). I could use a combo box to choose between 1 and 2 and then have the buttons Enalbed property = TRUE when the correct value is chosen. However I am wondering if I can also do this using a two tier option button set up? THnx -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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