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Home > Forums > Programmers > DBMS Packages > Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding) Forum

Resetting Form

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comicwizard (TechnicalUser)
24 Feb 12 11:25
Good day, I have a form with several triggers,radial buttons and combo boxes. I would like a way of resetting the form. I thought of using the esc key but I think that would be messy. What I mean by resetting is that I have some radial buttons when choosen disable some combo boxes to prevent them from being used. I would like a way of get the form reset so all fields are available.
Andrzejek (Programmer)
24 Feb 12 12:46
    
Let's say on your Form you have:
a combo box named cboMyCombo
some option (radio) buttons, by default optOne is selected
a command button called cmdReset

CODE

Option Explicit

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
    Call StartMyForm
End Sub

Private Sub cmdReset_Click()
    Call StartMyForm
End Sub

Private Sub StartMyForm()

With cboMyCombo
    .Clear
    .AddItem "One"
    .AddItem "Two"
    .ListIndex = 0
End With

optOne.Value = False
optOne.Value = True

End Sub
You can set whatever you want in StartMyForm procedure called from UserForm_Initialize event, and if you want to reset it all to its original state, call it from your cmdReset_Click event.

Would that work for you?

Have fun.

---- Andy

PHV (MIS)
24 Feb 12 12:55
Andy, I guess the OP has an AccesForm, not an UserForm ...
Andrzejek (Programmer)
24 Feb 12 13:38
   
You may be right PHV, but I would think the same logic would apply: set all initial settings in some procedure and call this procedure at the beginning of the project, and from some Reset button.

Have fun.

---- Andy

comicwizard (TechnicalUser)
24 Feb 12 13:41
This is in microsoft access 2007.
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