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VB code help
I have a combobox that displays a list of 'options' to the user.
I want a certain macro to run or userform to be displayed for each 'option' that is chosen. I have this code, but I can't get it to work Sub DropDown49_Change() Select Case DropDown49.Value Case "Add new Job" frmNewJob.show Case "Edit report" frmEditJobref.show Case "View old report" frmGetJob.show Case "View Adhoc Log" Sheets("adhoc").Select Case "Add Shift Report" Sheets("sheet2").Select frmReport.show End Select any help in fixing it and where to place the code would be appreciated |
VB code help
the combobox change functioln need to be in a VBA sheet page corresponding to
the same sheet the combobox is located. this is what I usually do. Read the entire instructions before you make any changes. 1) Worksheet menu - view - Toolsbars - Control Toolbox 2) Add combobox 3) Right click combox and select veiw code. 4) Now change combox name if necessary Right click combobox and select properties. change Name of combobox and macro to the same name. The drop down change will not work if they are different. 5) Exit Design mode. The Design Mode ICON is the triangle on the Control Toolbox Toolbar. This is a toggle button which either Enters/Exit Design Mode. You can only see the properties when in Design Mode. The drop down change will only work if you exit design mode. "Anthony" wrote: I have a combobox that displays a list of 'options' to the user. I want a certain macro to run or userform to be displayed for each 'option' that is chosen. I have this code, but I can't get it to work Sub DropDown49_Change() Select Case DropDown49.Value Case "Add new Job" frmNewJob.show Case "Edit report" frmEditJobref.show Case "View old report" frmGetJob.show Case "View Adhoc Log" Sheets("adhoc").Select Case "Add Shift Report" Sheets("sheet2").Select frmReport.show End Select any help in fixing it and where to place the code would be appreciated |
VB code help
This looks like you're using a DropDown from the Forms toolbar.
You could replace it (like Joel suggested) or you could modify your code. The .value of a dropdown isn't text. It's a number. The first item is 1. The 2nd is 2. The 3rd is 3. and so forth So you could change your code (assuming I got the values in the right order): Sub DropDown49_Change() Select Case DropDown49.Value Case 1 frmNewJob.show Case 2 frmEditJobref.show Case 3 frmGetJob.show Case 4 Sheets("adhoc").Select Case 5 Sheets("sheet2").Select frmReport.show End Select End Sub Or you could use the .list property: Sub DropDown49_Change() Select Case DropDown49.list(dropdown49.listindex) Case "Add new Job" frmNewJob.show Case "Edit report" frmEditJobref.show Case "View old report" frmGetJob.show Case "View Adhoc Log" Sheets("adhoc").Select Case "Add Shift Report" Sheets("sheet2").Select frmReport.show End Select end sub Anthony wrote: I have a combobox that displays a list of 'options' to the user. I want a certain macro to run or userform to be displayed for each 'option' that is chosen. I have this code, but I can't get it to work Sub DropDown49_Change() Select Case DropDown49.Value Case "Add new Job" frmNewJob.show Case "Edit report" frmEditJobref.show Case "View old report" frmGetJob.show Case "View Adhoc Log" Sheets("adhoc").Select Case "Add Shift Report" Sheets("sheet2").Select frmReport.show End Select any help in fixing it and where to place the code would be appreciated -- Dave Peterson |
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