Hi all. I'm writing a performance appraisal tool in Excel, using mostly VBA. From the main sheet I call a user_form via a macro assignment.
The user_form opens and displays 7 Check boxes. My intent is to go to a worksheet , read a value that will be set to either TRUE or FALSE, and assign it to a corresponding temporary variable.
The next step is to use an IF statement to determine if the value is TRUE, and if so, set the corresponding check box to true (ckecked), or if FALSE, then set the Corresponding check box value to false.
The code is shown below. The message boxes added were for troubleshooting. What's interesting is that the First time I run the form, all check boxes are shown as unchecked (value = false). Once I check a box and save, then hide it, the next time I unhide (activate) it, the chack boxes behave as I expect them to from that point on. If I exit the workbook and re-enter, then my initial problem is back.
MsgBox ("SMART Value 1 = " & Sheets("SMART").Cells(1, 7).Value) Evaluates to "True" on first run.
MsgBox ("TempGoal1Vis =" & Me.TempGoal1Vis) Evaluates to "True" om first run.
Then my next message is: MsgBox ("Hit if-for False " & Me.CheckBox1.Value) which is False.
I'm fairly good at VB, but am finding the excel VBA a bit constraining and the more advanced features of VBA not so well documented.
Any suggestions on how to attack this are GREATLY appreciated. Thank you!
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