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Radio Button Values
Hi there - this is part of a questionnaire for some reason even if PDA is
selected it gives the answer Laptop would anyone know why this is the case as I have a different option form later on which works fine. The code is: frmRadio1.Show If frmRadio1.rdPDA = True Then Range("D4") = "Question 1c. Please state whether the information is held on a PDA or laptop" Range("E4") = "PDA" Range("E4").Font.ColorIndex = 5 Columns("E").AutoFit frmRadio1.Hide Else Range("D4") = "Question 1c. Please state whether the information is held on a PDA or laptop" Range("E4") = "Laptop" Range("E4").Font.ColorIndex = 5 Columns("E").AutoFit frmRadio1.Hide End If |
Radio Button Values
If you unload the form, it will fail the test. Just hide it instead.
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Pasty" wrote in message ... Hi there - this is part of a questionnaire for some reason even if PDA is selected it gives the answer Laptop would anyone know why this is the case as I have a different option form later on which works fine. The code is: frmRadio1.Show If frmRadio1.rdPDA = True Then Range("D4") = "Question 1c. Please state whether the information is held on a PDA or laptop" Range("E4") = "PDA" Range("E4").Font.ColorIndex = 5 Columns("E").AutoFit frmRadio1.Hide Else Range("D4") = "Question 1c. Please state whether the information is held on a PDA or laptop" Range("E4") = "Laptop" Range("E4").Font.ColorIndex = 5 Columns("E").AutoFit frmRadio1.Hide End If |
Radio Button Values
Hi,
I am hiding the form in the code, unless I am missing something - which knowing me is very likely! "Pasty" wrote: Hi there - this is part of a questionnaire for some reason even if PDA is selected it gives the answer Laptop would anyone know why this is the case as I have a different option form later on which works fine. The code is: frmRadio1.Show If frmRadio1.rdPDA = True Then Range("D4") = "Question 1c. Please state whether the information is held on a PDA or laptop" Range("E4") = "PDA" Range("E4").Font.ColorIndex = 5 Columns("E").AutoFit frmRadio1.Hide Else Range("D4") = "Question 1c. Please state whether the information is held on a PDA or laptop" Range("E4") = "Laptop" Range("E4").Font.ColorIndex = 5 Columns("E").AutoFit frmRadio1.Hide End If |
Radio Button Values
Hi,
I am hiding it, unless I'm missing something - which knowing me is very likely. "Pasty" wrote: Hi there - this is part of a questionnaire for some reason even if PDA is selected it gives the answer Laptop would anyone know why this is the case as I have a different option form later on which works fine. The code is: frmRadio1.Show If frmRadio1.rdPDA = True Then Range("D4") = "Question 1c. Please state whether the information is held on a PDA or laptop" Range("E4") = "PDA" Range("E4").Font.ColorIndex = 5 Columns("E").AutoFit frmRadio1.Hide Else Range("D4") = "Question 1c. Please state whether the information is held on a PDA or laptop" Range("E4") = "Laptop" Range("E4").Font.ColorIndex = 5 Columns("E").AutoFit frmRadio1.Hide End If |
Radio Button Values
Ignore that - you were right it was set as unload on the userform.
"Pasty" wrote: Hi, I am hiding the form in the code, unless I am missing something - which knowing me is very likely! "Pasty" wrote: Hi there - this is part of a questionnaire for some reason even if PDA is selected it gives the answer Laptop would anyone know why this is the case as I have a different option form later on which works fine. The code is: frmRadio1.Show If frmRadio1.rdPDA = True Then Range("D4") = "Question 1c. Please state whether the information is held on a PDA or laptop" Range("E4") = "PDA" Range("E4").Font.ColorIndex = 5 Columns("E").AutoFit frmRadio1.Hide Else Range("D4") = "Question 1c. Please state whether the information is held on a PDA or laptop" Range("E4") = "Laptop" Range("E4").Font.ColorIndex = 5 Columns("E").AutoFit frmRadio1.Hide End If |
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