How do i - when I deselect my option box and all the executions I have done will go back to it original format ? ( instead of the "you unchecked the box")
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How do i - when I deselect my option box and all the executions I have done will go back to it original format ? ( instead of the "you unchecked the box")
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What do you mean by executions?
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Basically I want my cell P19 to clear when I uncheck my option box.
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Or try the following with your copy/paste changed and most of the .Select statements removed.![]()
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hmm doesnt work. My content in P19 is still here.
Can an option button be deselected? How are you doing that?
EDIT: I know that an option button can be deselected when another option button is selected but I can't see how a single option button can be deselected.
Last edited by Mordred; 12-23-2011 at 05:00 AM.
I have a row of option boxes. So I was hoping when I select the optionbutton2, the optionbutton1 content in P19 will disappear.
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Use a CheckBox
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Hope that helps.
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It worked !!!
I have another problem... why cant I copy and and paste it to another worksheet ?
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There will be a "Run-time error '1004': Select method of Range class failed" popping up
You've totally ignored the fact that everyone has tried to show you how to write code with Selecting.
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