Hi!

I have multiple controls (checkboxes) that I've tied to the same macro with
the OnAction property. How do I find out which control triggered the macro. I
guess that I could dynamically add a unique version of the same macro to all
the different controls, but I'd rather have one version of the macro work for
all the controls.

Thanks,
Jonas

What sort of checkboxes?

Forms Toolbar?

Select Case Application.Caller
Case "Check Box 1": MsgBox "Checkbox1"
Case "Check Box 2": MsgBox "Checkbox2"
Case "Check Box 3": MsgBox "Checkbox3"
End Select


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HTH

Bob Phillips

"josa01" wrote in message
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Hi!

I have multiple controls (checkboxes) that I've tied to the same macro
with
the OnAction property. How do I find out which control triggered the
macro. I
guess that I could dynamically add a unique version of the same macro to
all
the different controls, but I'd rather have one version of the macro work
for
all the controls.

Thanks,
Jonas

Application.Caller was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you all for
taking the time to answer my question.

/Jonas

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

What sort of checkboxes?

Forms Toolbar?

Select Case Application.Caller
Case "Check Box 1": MsgBox "Checkbox1"
Case "Check Box 2": MsgBox "Checkbox2"
Case "Check Box 3": MsgBox "Checkbox3"
End Select


--
HTH

Bob Phillips

"josa01" wrote in message
...
Hi!

I have multiple controls (checkboxes) that I've tied to the same macro
with
the OnAction property. How do I find out which control triggered the
macro. I
guess that I could dynamically add a unique version of the same macro to
all
the different controls, but I'd rather have one version of the macro work
for
all the controls.

Thanks,
Jonas

Hi Jonas,

Look at the Caller property in VBA help.

To demonstrate, assign the following macro to a control:

Sub ATest()
MsgBox Application.Caller
End Sub

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Regards,
Norman



"josa01" wrote in message
...
Hi!

I have multiple controls (checkboxes) that I've tied to the same macro
with
the OnAction property. How do I find out which control triggered the
macro. I
guess that I could dynamically add a unique version of the same macro to
all
the different controls, but I'd rather have one version of the macro work
for
all the controls.

Thanks,
Jonas

Hi Jonas

Application.Caller
will return the control name.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

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...
Hi!

I have multiple controls (checkboxes) that I've tied to the same macro
with
the OnAction property. How do I find out which control triggered the
macro. I
guess that I could dynamically add a unique version of the same macro to
all
the different controls, but I'd rather have one version of the macro work
for
all the controls.

Thanks,
Jonas