userform to update only changed textboxes

littlepete

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Hello :)

On my userform i can watch or change all textboxes. if i click the update button, all (!!!) textboxes are stored in the database,
whether they changed or not change...

how can i make it happen that after changing a few textboxes, only those changed textboxes are updated to the database
when i click the update button :) ?

thank you so much for helping :) !!!
 

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In the macros for your UF, those of the type Textbox..Change, do just checking if the entered values are okay, but don't update to your database. Move that part to the macro of your commandbutton.
 
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In the macros for your UF, those of the type Textbox..Change, do just checking if the entered values are okay, but don't update to your database. Move that part to the macro of your commandbutton.
hello :)

so, in the vba of my update commandbutton i should add the check if certain textboxes changed?

i have 29 textboxes, each has this similar line:
VBA Code:
Sheets("gegevens").Range("l" & dezerij).Value = ufpersonenfiche.pftitel.Text

how can i add something like if userform.title.text = ... (true? something else?)

thx !!!
 
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For every individual textbox, when you change something, you can check if that value is okay.
Suppose you except a number and you enter a string, ... , you can give a warning.

Finally, when all your 28 textboxes are okay and you hit the commandbutton, you can do that without hesitating.

It's too late to modify your program i think, but with lots of textboxes, you can call in a classmodule, but i think that is a level to high for this. Otherwise if there are a lot of similar textboxes, you can write one parametered macro and call that one with your data ... etc etc.
 
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For every individual textbox, when you change something, you can check if that value is okay.
Suppose you except a number and you enter a string, ... , you can give a warning.

Finally, when all your 28 textboxes are okay and you hit the commandbutton, you can do that without hesitating.

It's too late to modify your program i think, but with lots of textboxes, you can call in a classmodule, but i think that is a level to high for this. Otherwise if there are a lot of similar textboxes, you can write one parametered macro and call that one with your data ... etc etc.
hello ;)

i want only to check if the textbox has been changed (from null to anything, or from anything to something else, or from anything to null) ... i tried " = true " in textboxx.change but that's not good...
what should i write, not to see if it's a good value, but if something changed? ...
 
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