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Just to clarify... your code block should look something like this...<br />
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Private Sub SliderName_Change()<br />
Me.TextBoxName = changeToFeet(Me.SliderName<wbr />.Value) &nbsp;<br />
End Sub<br />

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Just to clarify... your code block should look something like this...

Private Sub SliderName_Change()
Me.TextBoxName = changeToFeet(Me.SliderName.Value)  
End Sub


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Brilliant, thanks a lot for that<br />
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Solves some other problems I was having with other controls also<br />
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and so easy ! :P<br />
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Brilliant, thanks a lot for that

Solves some other problems I was having with other controls also

and so easy ! :P



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Yeah, once you go beyond the standard Toolbox controls, you move into the area of properties &amp;&nbsp;methods only accessible this way. &nbsp;Glad I can help. &nbsp;-Jim
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Yeah, once you go beyond the standard Toolbox controls, you move into the area of properties & methods only accessible this way.  Glad I can help.  -Jim

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I need to work out some way for a slider control to fire an event as it is moved, I can't seem to figure it out.<br />
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Basically what I need to happen is that when they move the slider up or down, it feeds the value into a function : changeToFeet(Metres) which then updates a text box with that value (metres being the value of the slider control), so that when the user flicks the slider about they can see the values in both metres and feet.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated<br />
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I need to work out some way for a slider control to fire an event as it is moved, I can't seem to figure it out.

Basically what I need to happen is that when they move the slider up or down, it feeds the value into a function : changeToFeet(Metres) which then updates a text box with that value (metres being the value of the slider control), so that when the user flicks the slider about they can see the values in both metres and feet.

Any help would be appreciated



Getting a slide control to update a text box as it is moved

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