ich versuche vergeblich in VBA 6.5 mehreren TextFields in einer Form den selben Event zuzuweisen. Gibt es eine Möglickeit die TextField-Elemente mit einer Schleife zu durchlaufen und einen Handler hinzuzufügen?
Sorry no. The Exit event is one of those that is not exposedin a Class module, as you may have seen from its absence in the dropdown of available events. Some events are only exposed at the container level (UserForm or Worksheet).
To add to what Andrew said, Colo has a way of doing this by raising custom events. However, because of what Andrew just indicated, i.e. these events are not exposed in the object model, Colo ends up running a continual loop "scanning" for the opportunity to raise the custom event. It's been a couple of years since I tried Colo's code - I haven't run it in a multi-processor environment, so I don't know if it would pin the needle on both CPU's or thread to just one.
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