Multiple fields options controlling one checkbox

[mayala12]

I have a situation where I have a checkbox that is supposed to check if one of two criteria happens.

I can get it to check if one of the criteria is true but I'm having issues having it check if the other is.

So if one of the two cases below is true the chkSizeableUpch arge checkbox should be checked. But what's happening is that it's only checking the box if the txtDoorWidth option triggers it. It's ignoring the height, which I'm guessing is because it checks the width later, but I need it to do it based on either of them, like an Or in between but not sure how to write it. Any ideas or help would be appreciated.

Select Case frm.TxtDoorHt.Value
        
            Case 78, 84, 90, 96, 102, 108
                frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = False
            Else
                frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = True
        End Select
       
        'Only valid door widths - 8, 9, 10, 12, 16, 18
        Select Case frm.TxtDoorWidth.Value
        
            Case 96, 108, 120, 144, 192, 216
                    frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = False
            Case Else
                    frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = True
        
        End Select

[Rabbit]

That's because your else option in your second select is going to override whatever the first select did. What you'll want to do is nest your selects.

[mayala12]

Thank you, I understand what you're saying but when I try and nest them the way that I think that would normally work with a If Then Else scenario, it doesn't work, it still will check the box when the height is non-standard if I put height first when I nest it, than it will check the box for the height if it's wrong but not for the width if it's wrong and the height is ok. Same if I swap them, it will do the width but not the height.

I know I'm probably nesting it wrong, so any guidance would be appreciated. I have had to pick up this programming thing on my own, and this program has a ton of code in it.

My attempt based on what I think you said is below.

 Select Case frm.TxtDoorHt.Value
        
                Case 78, 84, 90, 96, 102, 108
                        frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = False
               
                    Select Case frm.TxtDoorWidth.Value
                        Case 96, 108, 120, 144, 192, 216
                            frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = False
                    End Select
                    
                Case Else
                    frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = True
                
        End Select

[Rabbit]

You nested it in the wrong place. It needs to be nested in the the Else.

[mayala12]

Thank you for the clarification. I redid it per the below but now both of them have to be true in order to trigger the check box instead of either of them being true.

I changed the code, I hope in the proper way per your instruction to the below. Do you have any further ideas?

Select Case frm.TxtDoorHt.Value
        
                Case 78, 84, 90, 96, 102, 108
                        frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = False
                                                     
                Case Else
                    Select Case frm.TxtDoorWidth.Value
                        Case 96, 108, 120, 144, 192, 216
                            frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = False
                        Case Else
                            frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = True
                    End Select
                    
                
        End Select

[Rabbit]

Sorry, I didn't notice the way you were setting your true/false. You can either flip your conditions or use your first nested example and include an else statement.

[vijay6]

Hey mayala12, in your first code put your second select case statement inside a if statement only if frm.chkSizeable Upcharge.Value is False. i.e., After first select case statement still if chkSizeableUpch arge CheckBox is not checked then execute your second select case statement.

[mayala12]

Thank you everyone for your help. I think I have solved this after thinking about it. There is another place in the code where we are doing something similar that I found. I have sort of copied that idea and below is what I came up with and it seems to be working. The feedback was helpful in working through different scenarios and figuring out why it wasn't working etc.

Select Case frm.TxtDoorHt.Value
        
            Case 78, 84, 90, 96, 102, 108
                bSizeableHtChk = False
            Case Else
                bSizeableHtChk = True
               
        End Select
                                                                    
        Select Case frm.TxtDoorWidth.Value
            Case 96, 108, 120, 144, 192, 216
                bSizeableWdthChk = False
            Case Else
                bSizeableWdthChk = True
        End Select
        
        If bSizeableHtChk = True And bSizeableWdthChk = True Then
            frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = True
        ElseIf bSizeableHtChk = True And bSizeableWdthChk = False Then
            frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = True
        ElseIf bSizeableHtChk = False And bSizeableWdthChk = True Then
            frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = True
        Else
            frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = False
        End If

[vijay6]

Hey mayala12, its sounds good. You found a way to solve your problem by yourself. If you want then still you can optimize your code.

If bSizeableHtChk = False And bSizeableWdthChk = False Then
            frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = False
Else
            frm.chkSizeableUpcharge.Value = True
End If