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sf49ers19238597
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Jun 17, 2024

I have 3 option to pick for print I pick which option I need that the time for printing

I have codes to pick which on to print. I have one button

 

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

 

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  • I try to configure our code and how to get it to work.

     

    I added a copy of the updated file.

  • NikolinoDE's avatar
    NikolinoDE
    Gold Contributor

    sf49ers19238597 

    The error message "Compile error" usually indicates there is an issue with the code syntax or structure. In your case, it might be related to the function GetSelectedOption, which is not defined in your snippet. Also, the subroutines PrintLast3Months, PrintLastMonthToCurrent, and PrintCurrentMonth need to be defined.

    Here is a complete example of how you can implement this in VBA:

    1. Define the function GetSelectedOption to determine which option is selected.
    2. Define the subroutines PrintLast3Months, PrintLastMonthToCurrent, and PrintCurrentMonth.

    Complete Example

    Vba Code is untested backup your file

    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
    Private Function GetSelectedOption() As Integer
        ' Assuming you have OptionButtons named OptionButton1, OptionButton2, and OptionButton3
        If OptionButton1.Value = True Then
            GetSelectedOption = 1
        ElseIf OptionButton2.Value = True Then
            GetSelectedOption = 2
        ElseIf OptionButton3.Value = True Then
            GetSelectedOption = 3
        Else
            GetSelectedOption = 0 ' No option selected
        End If
    End Function
    
    ' Subroutine to print the last 3 months
    Private Sub PrintLast3Months()
        ' Your code to print the last 3 months goes here
        MsgBox "Printing the last 3 months."
    End Sub
    
    ' Subroutine to print from last month to current
    Private Sub PrintLastMonthToCurrent()
        ' Your code to print from last month to current goes here
        MsgBox "Printing from last month to current."
    End Sub
    
    ' Subroutine to print the current month
    Private Sub PrintCurrentMonth()
        ' Your code to print the current month goes here
        MsgBox "Printing the current month."
    End Sub

    Explanation:

    1. PrintButton_Click Subroutine: This subroutine handles the click event for the Print button. It gets the selected option using GetSelectedOption and calls the appropriate print subroutine based on the selected option.
    2. GetSelectedOption Function: This function checks which option button is selected and returns the corresponding value (1, 2, or 3). If no option is selected, it returns 0.
    3. Print Subroutines: The PrintLast3Months, PrintLastMonthToCurrent, and PrintCurrentMonth subroutines contain the code to handle the printing for each specific option. Currently, they just show a message box, but you can replace that with your actual printing logic.

    Important Notes:

    • Make sure the option buttons (OptionButton1, OptionButton2, OptionButton3) are named correctly in your form.
    • You can replace the message boxes in the print subroutines with your actual print logic.

    By following this complete example, you should be able to resolve the compile error and have a functioning print selection system in your VBA project. The text, steps and the code were created with the help of AI.

     

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    • sf49ers19238597's avatar
      sf49ers19238597
      Iron Contributor

      is possible can make a sample file. I copy code not working

       

       

      Thanks You

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