I have a checkbox X1 that if checked it will check a column of checkboxes.
What i'm trying to do is if the user unchecks at least one checkbox from the column it will uncheck checkbox X1. But I don't want it to run the event from checkbox X1 again because that will cause the whole column of checkboxes to be unchecked. Is there a way to skip the event when its not needed?
Jump to PostI typically add a global SuppressEvent variable of boolean.
In the check event it should start with
If SuppressEvent then Exit SubBefore making the checkchange set SuppressEvent = true and right after the call set SuppressEvent = false.
That should solve your problem.
I typically add a global SuppressEvent variable of boolean.
In the check event it should start with
If SuppressEvent then Exit SubBefore making the checkchange set SuppressEvent = true and right after the call set SuppressEvent = false.
That should solve your problem.
Thanks again Unhnd_Exception
I have done this before but I was wondering maybe there a built-in action that vb.net uses. Tried Google it but nothing came up.
But I guess it looks like creating a flag is the only thing thats stops it. Thanks
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