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  1. #1
    NickWren is offline Advanced Beginner
    Windows XP Access 2013
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    Case Select using command buttons

    I need a case select depending on what button/textboxes are enabled



    button 1: BloodProcessButton
    Me.BloodProcessButton.Enable = True
    Me.BloodProcess = True
    Me.DateBloodProcess = Date

    button 2: RNAQButton
    Me.RNAQButton.Enable = True
    Me.RNAQuantification = True
    Me.DateRNAQ = Date

    button 3: ...
    so on.

    So really I need the case to use whether these text fields are enabled or disabled, if enabled then put the date and check off that the process was done

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    rpeare is offline VIP
    Windows XP Access 2003
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    why not just have an on click event for your checkboxes, I'm assuming these are checkboxes because you're checking for a TRUE value

    You could simply have in the ON CLICK event of (for instance) BLOODPROCESS

    if BLOODPROCESS = -1 then DATEBLOODPROCESS = date else DATEBLOODPROCESS = null

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