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ReturnBoolean???
Hi,
I have a UserForm with one of the TextBoxes having the 'Exit' event to it... TextBox_01_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) This works fine - no problem here :-) But, from another macro in the UserForm, I want to call this macro to avoid double-coding, since the very same code should be run in the other macro. So, I try... Call TextBox_01_Exit Call TextBox_01_Exit(True) Call TextBox_01_Exit(False) ....but none of these works?!? How do I call the 'Exit' event from another macro??? Thanks in advance, CE |
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Charlotte E. wrote:
I have a UserForm with one of the TextBoxes having the 'Exit' event to it... TextBox_01_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) This works fine - no problem here :-) But, from another macro in the UserForm, I want to call this macro to avoid double-coding, since the very same code should be run in the other macro. So, I try... Call TextBox_01_Exit Call TextBox_01_Exit(True) Call TextBox_01_Exit(False) ...but none of these works?!? How do I call the 'Exit' event from another macro??? Like this, in the calling function: Dim x As MSForms.ReturnBoolean TextBox_01_Exit x If Cancel is set to True *in the Exit event*, then the control keeps the focus. -- It's sort of like a Gordian Knot, although a Gordian Death Spiral might be more descriptive. |
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Works perfectly :-)
Thanks :-) CE Den 08.04.2012 12:07, Auric__ skrev: Dim x As MSForms.ReturnBoolean TextBox_01_Exit x |
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