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Default Help with ComboBox in VBA

I have form with 2 ComboBoxes (Market and Phase), 1 Frame with 3
OptionButtons (Today, Tomorrow, Both). I am trying to set up a process where
all the controls on the form are disabled except for Market.
When a value is selected for Market, Phase becomes enabled.
When a value is selected for Phase, the frame and all the OptionButtons
becomes enabled.

Now if I go into the Phase ComboBox and manually delete the value in it, I
want the frame and all the OptionButtons to become disabled. How do I do
this? So far all I have is this:

Private Sub cmbPhase_Change()
If Not IsNull(Me.cmbPhase.Text) Then
Me.frmReport.Enabled = True
Me.optBoth.Enabled = True
Me.optToday.Enabled = True
Me.optTomorrow.Enabled = True
ElseIf IsNull(Me.cmbMarket.Text) Then
Me.frmReport.Enabled = False
Me.optBoth.Enabled = False
Me.optToday.Enabled = False
Me.optTomorrow.Enabled = False
End If
End Sub

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Ayo

 
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