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Unprotect Cells When Radio Button Selected
Good evening,
I am trying to create a macro for an Excel form I've created and am running into difficulty. I currently have four radio buttons within the form (radio_1, radio_2, radio_3, and radio_4). What I would like to do is the following: if a radio button is selected, then a series of cells become unprotected within the sheet. For instance, if radio_1 = yes (not sure if that is proper programming), then A3, A4 and B9 = unprotected. Is there a simple macro that can accommodate this business rule? I would also like similar options for the other radio buttons as well. Additionally, I was also considering hiding/unhiding rows if a radio button is selected. Is this possible as well? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! Rick |
Unprotect Cells When Radio Button Selected
How far have you gotten, Rick? Do you have code that runs when
you select one of the radio buttons, but it doesn't do what you wanted? Do you have code that reacts to the radio buttons but you're not sure how to write the part that changes the protection? Or do you have code to change protection but aren't sure how to make it respond to the radio buttons? --- "Rick" wrote: I am trying to create a macro for an Excel form I've created and am running into difficulty. I currently have four radio buttons within the form (radio_1, radio_2, radio_3, and radio_4). What I would like to do is the following: if a radio button is selected, then a series of cells become unprotected within the sheet. For instance, if radio_1 = yes (not sure if that is proper programming), then A3, A4 and B9 = unprotected. Is there a simple macro that can accommodate this business rule? I would also like similar options for the other radio buttons as well. Additionally, I was also considering hiding/unhiding rows if a radio button is selected. Is this possible as well? |
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