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same button on multiple pages
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I have a multipage form and I would like to know if it's possible to link the "on click" code to similar buttons on the different pages. For example, on each form, I have a NEXT button which takes you to the next page. I would like to know if the same code can be assigned to each NEXT button, instead of having many different CommandButtonxx_click codes. It would be great to just refer each button to say a cbNext_click() code. Thanks! |
same button on multiple pages
You need to have one macro for each button. but you can combine the code if
you are smart Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() call Commonbutton() End Sub Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() call Commonbutton() End Sub Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() call Commonbutton() End Sub 'put into a module Sub Commonbutton() 'put common code here exit Sub "Robin" wrote: Hi I have a multipage form and I would like to know if it's possible to link the "on click" code to similar buttons on the different pages. For example, on each form, I have a NEXT button which takes you to the next page. I would like to know if the same code can be assigned to each NEXT button, instead of having many different CommandButtonxx_click codes. It would be great to just refer each button to say a cbNext_click() code. Thanks! |
same button on multiple pages
On most of these type wizards, the back and next buttons are outside of the
multipage control. (Look at how the data|text to columns wizard is laid out.) Robin wrote: Hi I have a multipage form and I would like to know if it's possible to link the "on click" code to similar buttons on the different pages. For example, on each form, I have a NEXT button which takes you to the next page. I would like to know if the same code can be assigned to each NEXT button, instead of having many different CommandButtonxx_click codes. It would be great to just refer each button to say a cbNext_click() code. Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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