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I have a userform which adds/updates staff information - this has been achieved by the fantastic resource that this forum is. My userform has three option buttons which I can populate to the spreadsheet by the caption of the selected option button - what I am having trouble with is populating the optionbuttons from the spreadsheet to the userform. I have the textboxes etc covered (from userform to spreadsheet and spreadsheet to userform), just stumped on the optionbuttons ... My optionbuttons are within a frame titled; "Employment status", permanent, temporary and ex-employee. I had originally fixed this by removing my optionbuttons, and using a textbox, however the optionbuttons I believe is the easiest for the user, and limits the entries. I can add in the code that I am using within the next 24 hours - my spreadsheet is on my work pc. Appreciate any assistance with this matter. Thanx, Tania |
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What's this, a warning that you will post a real question later?
Maybe something like Select Case Range("M1").Value Case "Full-time": optStatus1.Value = True Case "Part-time": optStatus2.Value = True Case "Casual": optStatus3.Value = True End Select -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "VBAwannabe" wrote in message oups.com... Hi I have a userform which adds/updates staff information - this has been achieved by the fantastic resource that this forum is. My userform has three option buttons which I can populate to the spreadsheet by the caption of the selected option button - what I am having trouble with is populating the optionbuttons from the spreadsheet to the userform. I have the textboxes etc covered (from userform to spreadsheet and spreadsheet to userform), just stumped on the optionbuttons ... My optionbuttons are within a frame titled; "Employment status", permanent, temporary and ex-employee. I had originally fixed this by removing my optionbuttons, and using a textbox, however the optionbuttons I believe is the easiest for the user, and limits the entries. I can add in the code that I am using within the next 24 hours - my spreadsheet is on my work pc. Appreciate any assistance with this matter. Thanx, Tania |
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Thanx Bob - over the w/e I will modify the code I have to your
suggestion :() Tania Bob Phillips wrote: What's this, a warning that you will post a real question later? Maybe something like Select Case Range("M1").Value Case "Full-time": optStatus1.Value = True Case "Part-time": optStatus2.Value = True Case "Casual": optStatus3.Value = True End Select -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "VBAwannabe" wrote in message oups.com... Hi I have a userform which adds/updates staff information - this has been achieved by the fantastic resource that this forum is. My userform has three option buttons which I can populate to the spreadsheet by the caption of the selected option button - what I am having trouble with is populating the optionbuttons from the spreadsheet to the userform. I have the textboxes etc covered (from userform to spreadsheet and spreadsheet to userform), just stumped on the optionbuttons ... My optionbuttons are within a frame titled; "Employment status", permanent, temporary and ex-employee. I had originally fixed this by removing my optionbuttons, and using a textbox, however the optionbuttons I believe is the easiest for the user, and limits the entries. I can add in the code that I am using within the next 24 hours - my spreadsheet is on my work pc. Appreciate any assistance with this matter. Thanx, Tania |
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If Me.optPermanent = True Then
Cells(lCurrentRow, 4).Value = "Permanent" ElseIf Me.optTemporary = True Then Cells(lCurrentRow, 4).Value = "Temporary" Else Cells(lCurrentRow, 4).Value = "Ex Employee" End If Hi Bob, Your select Case scenario put it in context for me ... and I used the above code to load info back into my spreadsheet. Thank you for your time - with your assistance/advice I managed to sort it :) Tania VBAwannabe wrote: Thanx Bob - over the w/e I will modify the code I have to your suggestion :() Tania Bob Phillips wrote: What's this, a warning that you will post a real question later? Maybe something like Select Case Range("M1").Value Case "Full-time": optStatus1.Value = True Case "Part-time": optStatus2.Value = True Case "Casual": optStatus3.Value = True End Select -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "VBAwannabe" wrote in message oups.com... Hi I have a userform which adds/updates staff information - this has been achieved by the fantastic resource that this forum is. My userform has three option buttons which I can populate to the spreadsheet by the caption of the selected option button - what I am having trouble with is populating the optionbuttons from the spreadsheet to the userform. I have the textboxes etc covered (from userform to spreadsheet and spreadsheet to userform), just stumped on the optionbuttons ... My optionbuttons are within a frame titled; "Employment status", permanent, temporary and ex-employee. I had originally fixed this by removing my optionbuttons, and using a textbox, however the optionbuttons I believe is the easiest for the user, and limits the entries. I can add in the code that I am using within the next 24 hours - my spreadsheet is on my work pc. Appreciate any assistance with this matter. Thanx, Tania |
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If Me.optPermanent = True Then
Cells(lCurrentRow, 4).Value = "Permanent" ElseIf Me.optTemporary = True Then Cells(lCurrentRow, 4).Value = "Temporary" Else Cells(lCurrentRow, 4).Value = "Ex Employee" End If Hi Bob, Your select Case scenario put it in context for me ... and I used the above code to load info back into my spreadsheet. Thank you for your time - with your assistance/advice I managed to sort it :) Tania VBAwannabe wrote: Thanx Bob - over the w/e I will modify the code I have to your suggestion :() Tania Bob Phillips wrote: What's this, a warning that you will post a real question later? Maybe something like Select Case Range("M1").Value Case "Full-time": optStatus1.Value = True Case "Part-time": optStatus2.Value = True Case "Casual": optStatus3.Value = True End Select -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "VBAwannabe" wrote in message oups.com... Hi I have a userform which adds/updates staff information - this has been achieved by the fantastic resource that this forum is. My userform has three option buttons which I can populate to the spreadsheet by the caption of the selected option button - what I am having trouble with is populating the optionbuttons from the spreadsheet to the userform. I have the textboxes etc covered (from userform to spreadsheet and spreadsheet to userform), just stumped on the optionbuttons ... My optionbuttons are within a frame titled; "Employment status", permanent, temporary and ex-employee. I had originally fixed this by removing my optionbuttons, and using a textbox, however the optionbuttons I believe is the easiest for the user, and limits the entries. I can add in the code that I am using within the next 24 hours - my spreadsheet is on my work pc. Appreciate any assistance with this matter. Thanx, Tania |
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Good, glad you are sorted.
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "VBAwannabe" wrote in message oups.com... If Me.optPermanent = True Then Cells(lCurrentRow, 4).Value = "Permanent" ElseIf Me.optTemporary = True Then Cells(lCurrentRow, 4).Value = "Temporary" Else Cells(lCurrentRow, 4).Value = "Ex Employee" End If Hi Bob, Your select Case scenario put it in context for me ... and I used the above code to load info back into my spreadsheet. Thank you for your time - with your assistance/advice I managed to sort it :) Tania VBAwannabe wrote: Thanx Bob - over the w/e I will modify the code I have to your suggestion :() Tania Bob Phillips wrote: What's this, a warning that you will post a real question later? Maybe something like Select Case Range("M1").Value Case "Full-time": optStatus1.Value = True Case "Part-time": optStatus2.Value = True Case "Casual": optStatus3.Value = True End Select -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "VBAwannabe" wrote in message oups.com... Hi I have a userform which adds/updates staff information - this has been achieved by the fantastic resource that this forum is. My userform has three option buttons which I can populate to the spreadsheet by the caption of the selected option button - what I am having trouble with is populating the optionbuttons from the spreadsheet to the userform. I have the textboxes etc covered (from userform to spreadsheet and spreadsheet to userform), just stumped on the optionbuttons ... My optionbuttons are within a frame titled; "Employment status", permanent, temporary and ex-employee. I had originally fixed this by removing my optionbuttons, and using a textbox, however the optionbuttons I believe is the easiest for the user, and limits the entries. I can add in the code that I am using within the next 24 hours - my spreadsheet is on my work pc. Appreciate any assistance with this matter. Thanx, Tania |
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