Userform

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Robin Clay

Greetings !

Tom suggests I need a userform.

My code at the moment includes :

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Do
CutOffDate = InputBox("Enter the cut-off date " & _
"and time you want," & vbCrLf & _
"i.e. copy only files more recent" & _
vbCrLf & _
"in the format dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss", _
"Get Cut-off Date & Time", _
"04/08/2004 07:30:00")
If Len(CutOffDate) <> 19 _
Or Mid(CutOffDate, 3, 1) <> "/" _
Or Mid(CutOffDate, 6, 1) <> "/" _
Or Mid(CutOffDate, 11, 1) <> " " _
Or Mid(CutOffDate, 14, 1) <> ":" _
Or Mid(CutOffDate, 17, 1) <> ":" Then
'We don't have a valid entry
OK = False
Else
OK = True
End If
Loop While Not OK
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I was going to use :

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Dim IWantNewer as Boolean

IWantNewer = InputBox("Enter Y if you want " & _
"newer files, " & vbCrLf & _
"or N if not", _
"Newer files ?", _
"N")
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but Tom suggests a userform. How do I code that ?

IWantNewer = UserForm(....???)


Help !


RClay AT haswell DOT com
 
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Tom Ogilvy

You said you had 4 inputboxes that received boolean values. I **asked**
You want to replace your four input boxes with a userform with 4
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optionbuttons?


Your first example of getting a date has nothing to do with boolean values.
If you are only going to get one response, then you should probably use a
msgbox. Then the user only has to click, not type in a value.

Dim IWantNewer as Boolean
IWantNewer = InputBox("Do you want " & _
"newer files, " , vbYesNo) = vbYes

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy
 
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Tom Ogilvy

Whoops,
didn't finish altering your code:

Dim IWantNewer as Boolean
IWantNewer = MsgBox("Do you want " & _
"newer files, " , vbYesNo) = vbYes
 
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Robin Clay

-----Original Reply from Tom Ogilvy-----
You said you had 4 inputboxes that received
boolean values. I **asked**
Click to expand...

"Userforms" are "terra incognita" to me, alas....
and I would prefer to avoid yet another learning curve....
Your first example of getting a date has nothing
to do with boolean values.
Click to expand...

Erm... yes, sorry - I guess that was a bit of a red
herring - but indicated my current "thought process"
If you are only going to get one response,
then you should probably use a msgbox.
Then the user only has to click, not type in a value.
Click to expand...

Ah. Thank you.
Dim IWantNewer as Boolean
IWantNewer = InputBox("Do you want " & _
"newer files, " , vbYesNo) = vbYes
Click to expand...

Looks just the job.

I have four such Boolean questions, and thought that four
buttons on screen at once might be easier for the user
than four consecutive MsgBoxes.

But I guess you're right.

Yet again ! <grin>


Thank you very much. Again !


RClay AT haswell DOT com
 
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