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Is there a default property setting for an option button that will allow any
key stroke to select the the option (optionbutton.value = true)? Also, this is in another post but I will take an answer here. What is wrong with the following? ..cmbxPhonePre.Value = Mid(WSSCal.Range("Phone_Number").Value, 4, 3) -- Thanks Shawn |
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On Jun 28, 4:14 pm, Shawn wrote:
Is there a default property setting for an option button that will allow any key stroke to select the the option (optionbutton.value = true)? Also, this is in another post but I will take an answer here. What is wrong with the following? .cmbxPhonePre.Value = Mid(WSSCal.Range("Phone_Number").Value, 4, 3) -- Thanks Shawn Shawn, I'm not sure about finding a way for "any" key stroke to select an option, but the space bar will select options. As for the Mid Function, make sure that the WSSCal is an object and the "." before cmbxPhonePre inferrs that you have the syntax within a With...End With statement. I hope this helps. Matt |
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