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Hi,
I'm trying to introduce a call command to fire a different procedure upon change of selection:
Am I allowed to do this as it doesn't work. Cheers
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Hi,
I'm trying to introduce a call command to fire a different procedure upon change of selection:
Am I allowed to do this as it doesn't work. CheersPlease Login or Register to view this content.
Yes, you can do that (which is not to say that you should). What does "it doesn't work" mean?
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I'd like to activate the ComboBox36_Change when ComboBox31's value is "HUBAHH04" I wasn't sure whether this could be done or whether its position in the code was appropriate, lol
It can be done, and the code you posted would do it. I personally think that a change event is exactly that and should only be triggered by changing that control. If you have code that should run in response to a control's change and also under other circumstances, I think it should be in a separate routine and called from both places.
Ok, thanks mate. I'll explore your advice, ?Thanks
All fixed, thanks for your guidance :-)
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