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control the controls with a control
just for curiosity,can it be posiible to add control with the help of a
control, I have 2 option buttons ,By clicking Optionbutton1=add text box1 to the userform. optionButton2_click=Delete/unload textbox1. |
control the controls with a control
It's easier to just hide or unhide an existing control by toggling the
visible property of the textbox. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "TUNGANA KURMA RAJU" wrote: just for curiosity,can it be posiible to add control with the help of a control, I have 2 option buttons ,By clicking Optionbutton1=add text box1 to the userform. optionButton2_click=Delete/unload textbox1. |
control the controls with a control
How it is incase of my question example?
What line of code has to be added to userform,if i select optionbutton 1,3 text boxes(textbox1,2,3) are to be activated and others are to be(say my userform has 7 textboxes)disabled/hide/inactive. "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: It's easier to just hide or unhide an existing control by toggling the visible property of the textbox. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "TUNGANA KURMA RAJU" wrote: just for curiosity,can it be posiible to add control with the help of a control, I have 2 option buttons ,By clicking Optionbutton1=add text box1 to the userform. optionButton2_click=Delete/unload textbox1. |
control the controls with a control
Hi Tungana,
Why open a new thread with less information? See response in your original thread: change the appearnce of a userform http://tinyurl.com/57zu2q --- Regards. Norman "TUNGANA KURMA RAJU" wrote in message ... just for curiosity,can it be posiible to add control with the help of a control, I have 2 option buttons ,By clicking Optionbutton1=add text box1 to the userform. optionButton2_click=Delete/unload textbox1. |
control the controls with a control
Textbox1.Visible = false or true as the case may be. Try this as an example
Add a user form to yoru project Add 2 option buttons and 2 text boxes to the user form. Add the following code. Private Sub OptionButton1_Click() TextBox1.Visible = False TextBox2.Visible = True End Sub Private Sub OptionButton2_Click() TextBox1.Visible = True TextBox2.Visible = False End Sub Run the code and toggle the option buttons on the form. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "TUNGANA KURMA RAJU" wrote: How it is incase of my question example? What line of code has to be added to userform,if i select optionbutton 1,3 text boxes(textbox1,2,3) are to be activated and others are to be(say my userform has 7 textboxes)disabled/hide/inactive. "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: It's easier to just hide or unhide an existing control by toggling the visible property of the textbox. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "TUNGANA KURMA RAJU" wrote: just for curiosity,can it be posiible to add control with the help of a control, I have 2 option buttons ,By clicking Optionbutton1=add text box1 to the userform. optionButton2_click=Delete/unload textbox1. |
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