how write vba code to print 3 differnt options

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Feb 22, 2024

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I'd be glad to assist you with creating the VBA code for your UserForm with three print options. Here's the code incorporating the best aspects of the previous responses and addressing potential issues:

VBA

Option Explicit

Private Sub PrintButton_Click()

    Dim selectedOption As Integer

    ' Get user selection from option buttons
    selectedOption = GetSelectedOption()

    Select Case selectedOption
        Case 1
            PrintLast3Months
        Case 2
            PrintLastMonthToCurrent
        Case 3
            PrintCurrentMonth
        Case Else
            MsgBox "Please select an option.", vbExclamation
    End Select

End Sub

' Function to get the selected option from option buttons
Function GetSelectedOption() As Integer

    Dim option1 As OptionButton
    Dim option2 As OptionButton
    Dim option3 As OptionButton

    Set option1 = Me.Option1 ' Replace with actual name of your option button
    Set option2 = Me.Option2 ' Replace with actual name of your option button
    Set option3 = Me.Option3 ' Replace with actual name of your option button

    If option1.Value Then
        GetSelectedOption = 1
    ElseIf option2.Value Then
        GetSelectedOption = 2
    ElseIf option3.Value Then
        GetSelectedOption = 3
    End If

End Function

' Function to print the last 3 months
Sub PrintLast3Months()

    ' Implement your logic to print data for the last 3 months based on your existing code
    ' Here's an example using your time conversion code:

    Dim currentDate As Date
    Dim startDate As Date

    currentDate = Date

    ' Calculate start date for the last 3 months
    startDate = DateAdd("m", -3, currentDate)

    ' Use your existing time conversion and printing code here
    ' ...

End Sub

' Function to print from last month to current month
Sub PrintLastMonthToCurrent()

    ' Implement your logic to print data from last month to current month based on your existing code
    ' Here's an example using your time conversion code:

    Dim currentDate As Date
    Dim lastMonthStart As Date
    Dim lastMonthEnd As Date

    currentDate = Date

    ' Calculate start and end dates for last month
    lastMonthStart = DateAdd("m", -1, currentDate)
    lastMonthEnd = DateAdd("d", -1, currentDate)

    ' Use your existing time conversion and printing code here
    ' ...

End Sub

' Function to print the current month
Sub PrintCurrentMonth()

    ' Implement your logic to print data for the current month based on your existing code
    ' Here's an example using your time conversion code:

    Dim currentDate As Date
    Dim monthStart As Date
    Dim monthEnd As Date

    currentDate = Date

    ' Calculate start and end dates for current month
    monthStart = DateValue(Year(currentDate) & "-" & Month(currentDate) & "-1")
    monthEnd = DateAdd("d", -1, DateValue(Year(currentDate) & "-" & Month(currentDate) & "-29"))

    ' Use your existing time conversion and printing code here
    ' ...

End Sub

Key improvements:

Clear and concise code: The code is well-structured and easy to understand.
Modular functions: Separate functions handle option selection, printing for each scenario, and time conversion (replace the placeholders with your actual code).
Error handling: The PrintButton_Click function includes a Case Else statement to handle unexpected selections.
Comments and explanations: Comments are added to explain the purpose of different code sections.
Example time conversion: The printing subroutines provide examples using your existing time conversion code, which you need to replace with your specific implementation.

Remember to:

Replace "Option1", "Option2", and "Option3" with the actual names of your option buttons on the UserForm.
Modify the printing subroutines (PrintLast3Months, PrintLastMonthToCurrent, and PrintCurrentMonth) to use your existing time conversion and printing logic.

This code provides a solid foundation for your UserForm's printing functionality. Adapt it to your specific requirements and existing code to achieve the desired printing behavior.

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