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Data Analysis and Processing Guide

This code uses checkboxes to control the visibility of labels. When Checkbox 1 is checked, Label1 becomes visible, and when unchecked Label1 becomes invisible. The same logic applies to Checkboxes 2 through 4 controlling Labels 2 through 4. A click event for a command button runs through an If/Then statement for each checkbox to set the corresponding label's visibility.

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Data Analysis and Processing Guide

This code uses checkboxes to control the visibility of labels. When Checkbox 1 is checked, Label1 becomes visible, and when unchecked Label1 becomes invisible. The same logic applies to Checkboxes 2 through 4 controlling Labels 2 through 4. A click event for a command button runs through an If/Then statement for each checkbox to set the corresponding label's visibility.

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Saddam Ranjhani
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CODE:

Private Sub Command1_Click() If [Link] = 1 Then [Link] = True Else [Link] = False End If If [Link] = 1 Then [Link] = True Else [Link] = False End If If [Link] = 1 Then [Link] = True Else [Link] = False End If If [Link] = 1 Then [Link] = True Else [Link] = False End If End Sub

Create a Program Using 2 Option Buttons and a Command Button. Let the User Select whether the Command Button Should be Enabled or not.

Design Mode

Run Mode

CODE:
Private Sub Option1_Click() [Link] = True End Sub Private Sub Option2_Click() [Link] = False End Sub Private Sub Command1_Click() MsgBox "CLICK IS Enabled" End Sub

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