I have a sheet with a number of checkboxes, and I need to conditionally enable/disable some of them.
For example, if the user checks Box1, then the question for Box2 becomes relevant and Box2 becomes available. If Box1 is unchecked, Box2 needs to be unchecked and disabled.
I want to have a Checkbox (Form) that is in my Worksheet to disable/gray-out once it is selected. I don't want people to be able to uncheck it again. I want them to be forced to click another Checkbox to enable it again.
Example:
Two Checkboxes:
Check Box 1 = "Apply"
Check Box 2 = "Delete"
Once "Apply" is checked, gray it out. This will force a user to click "Delete" in order for the "Apply" button to be enabled again. I do not want a user to click "Apply" once selected as their way of 'deleting' the information.
I have 3 checkboxes on a worksheet. I have a command button to copy/paste data that is captured from a device.
I want the data to go to the ranges that are selected by referring to the true/false driving mechanism of the check boxes.
Obviously if more than one button is checked at one time, the whole shooting match will blow up.
So....how can I allow only one check box to be active at any given time? I'm thinking perhaps a select case statement that refers to the possible conditions of true true true, true true false, true false true, etc....If that would work, how could the code be simplified?
Let's call them cb1, cb2 & cb3. Is this even possible??
how to make txtBox1 only useable when optButton1 has been selected only.
I have 4 Textboxes
txtBox1
txtBox2
txtBox3
txtBox4
The following Option buttons are within a Frame called fraFrame1
optButton1
optButton2
optButton3
optButton4
I have a checkbox (checkbox1) on a userform that functions to disable two listboxes (monthListbox & yearListbox) when checked. For this, I have the following
Private Sub CheckBox1_Click()
MonthListBox.Enabled = Not CheckBox1
MonthListBox.BackColor = &H8000000B
MonthListBox.Locked = True
YearListBox.Enabled = Not CheckBox1
YearListBox.BackColor = &H8000000B
YearListBox.Locked = True
End Sub
This works fine and dandy. However, when testing the userform, when I "unchecked" the checkbox, it did not undo the actions. So my question is, is there a sub to undo the actions that the above code does after I "uncheck" the checkbox. Additionally...under what event would I write this sub since I've already completed the sub for Checkbox_Click()
I am attempting to modify a spreadsheet so that it will enable a range on Sheet3 (I9:K42) if a check box is checked on Sheet2. If it is not checked, it will lock that range on Sheet 3 and grey (or gray, if you prefer) out that range.
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macro solution
good work.
I have 3 checkboxes; when one is checked, a set/range of rows should be visible. Only 1 checkbox should be checked at a time.
If checkbox 18 is already checked, and checkbox 20 is then checked, I want the first checkbox unchecked and the rows for checkbox hidden.
I'm using the following code. It works great as long as I check and uncheck the same box before attempting to check another box. But if Checkbox18 is already checked with its rows showing, and I then check checkbox20, the checkbox20 sub runs and as I step through, it jumps to sub checkbox18.
How can I stop my subs from jumping from one to another?
Code:
Private Sub CheckBox18_Click()
If CheckBox18.Value = True Then
Worksheets("TRF").Rows("36:41").Hidden = False
Worksheets("TRF").Rows("42:64").Hidden = True
Worksheets("TRF").Rows("65:76").Hidden = True
CheckBox19.Value = False
[Code] .........
How can i hide and unhide one checkbox using another one? Can it be done using IF formula?
And also i am using this checkbox to function something else as TRUE/FALSE.
I have been using different keywords to find what I need. I have 3 checkboxes: cash, amex, other. I have a subtotal cell. When the appropriate checkbox is checked, the amount from the subtotal cell will auto go to the cell next to the checkbox. Is this VB?
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VB:
Private Sub Workbook_BeforeSave(ByVal SaveAsUI As Boolean, Cancel As Boolean)
If SaveAsUI Then
MsgBox "Save As is disabled", vbInformation
Cancel = True
End If
End Sub
Also I have a macro which saves the excel report in a PDF format with 'Save as PDF or XPS' utility. I would like to enable 'Save as PDF or XPS' when this macro is started and again disable 'Save as PDF or XPS' when this macro stops.
I have a button on excel form. I need to disable it once user has clicked on it.
I couldnt find name of it on the form anywhere or how to refer it to in the macro.
On the attached Dynamic chart I have attached there are 3 checkboxes to display certain data. My issue is this, if I click the outside checkbox and the ISE checkbox at the same time that is OK, it gives me a comparison of the two data sets in a bar chart. Perfect. If I click just the total checkbox it gives me the total info of the outside and ISE, again perfect.
But, If I click all 3, it doubles all the numbers because total is total and outside + ISE also equals the total.
My Question,
-Is there a way to lock out a checkbox if another is active?
if 1 then no 2 or 3. if 2, 3 is OK but 1 is not. if 3 then 2 is ok but 1 is not?
-If it can't be locked can it do something like; If #1 has a check and you try to enter #2 a red error message could come up saying these two choices together the data will be inaccurate. I'm thinking this might be done in conditional formatting.
If option one is doable and easy, is it also possible to have an error message like in my second idea so people will know why they can't click that second box? This would be my preferred fix but I am open to any other option you may have to accomplish this.
I want to turn on (tick) a check box from within a macro.
Checkbox reference. I am using the following code
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Also, if unticked it will untick the 20. I'd like this to be a kind of "onclick" command - so that if I wanted to tick 5 of the 20 on their own, the "master" tick box won't interfere with this. If a command button is easier to code than this is just as good.
I've been looking online on on here for the last 2 hours with no joy, not even getting close.
I am using Form Controls rather than ActiveX controls.
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My situation is this:
I store a list of employees with certain elements such as start date, department, title, etc. in a table. One of the fields is Inactive which shows whether they are active or inactive. I may want to see all the employees, or just the active ones. My checkbox will allow the showing of both inactive and active employees. The user may wish to save the default setting for this and so I have created a table that holds a Boolean True or False for whether to show inactive employees or not by default. The checkbox always shows unchecked by default when the workbook loads, and I want to change the textbox's checked state based upon the value in the table.
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I would like to also disable ClearContents..
I can gather from the code that I just need to add a line similar to
EnableControl 755, False ' pastespecial
but change the # for the clearcontents command. But How can I find that number?
Sub DisableCopyCutAndPaste()
EnableControl 21, False ' cut
EnableControl 19, False ' copy
EnableControl 22, False ' paste
EnableControl 755, False ' pastespecial
Application.OnKey "^c", ""
Application.OnKey "^v", ""
Application.OnKey "+{DEL}", ""
Application.OnKey "+{INSERT}", ""
Application.CellDragAndDrop = False
Application.OnDoubleClick = "Dummy"
CommandBars("ToolBar List").Enabled = False
End Sub
I need to have a check box, that when it is checked the user must fill in a cell.
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I just want to know if there is anyway to disable the help feature in Microsoft Excel?
I have to administer some exams.
