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How to call an event procedure
Hi all,
I have button on a form. There's event code in the button click event. But when certain conditions are met, I would like to call the button's click event code. I know that I can take the code out of the click event and just write a separate routine and have the click event call that routine, so that I can also call the same routine when my conditions are met. But it's not my code, so, I would like to just call the click event if possible. Any suggestions? Thanks. Ben -- |
How to call an event procedure
Hi Ben,
If the button code's declaration is changed to Public, then: Call UserForm1.CommandButton1_Click --- Regards, Norman "Ben" wrote in message ... Hi all, I have button on a form. There's event code in the button click event. But when certain conditions are met, I would like to call the button's click event code. I know that I can take the code out of the click event and just write a separate routine and have the click event call that routine, so that I can also call the same routine when my conditions are met. But it's not my code, so, I would like to just call the click event if possible. Any suggestions? Thanks. Ben -- |
How to call an event procedure
Thanks so much Norman.
Ben -- "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Ben, If the button code's declaration is changed to Public, then: Call UserForm1.CommandButton1_Click --- Regards, Norman "Ben" wrote in message ... Hi all, I have button on a form. There's event code in the button click event. But when certain conditions are met, I would like to call the button's click event code. I know that I can take the code out of the click event and just write a separate routine and have the click event call that routine, so that I can also call the same routine when my conditions are met. But it's not my code, so, I would like to just call the click event if possible. Any suggestions? Thanks. Ben -- |
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