VBA: Toggle Button triple state property not working

snjpverma

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
VBA Code:
Private Sub ToggleButton1_Click()
    If IsNull(Me.ToggleButton1.Value) Then
        Me.ToggleButton1.Caption = "Pending"
        Me.ToggleButton1.BackColor = Me.BackColor
    ElseIf ToggleButton1.Value = True Then
        Me.ToggleButton1.Caption = "Done"
        Me.ToggleButton1.BackColor = rgbGreen
    ElseIf Me.ToggleButton1.Value = False Then
        Me.ToggleButton1.Caption = "Waived"
        Me.ToggleButton1.BackColor = rgbMediumPurple
    End If
End Sub

VBA Code:
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
Me.ToggleButton1.Value = Null
End Sub

The toggle button's caption is not getting reflected as "Pending" when the value is "Null".
When I launch the form the togglebutton value is Null and I see the caption as "pending" as shown in below picture.
Like this: (But this same caption is not coming again once I click on the toggle button)
1587223100775.png


then when I click the button,
the button turns green and caption becomes "Done" -- 1st button in below picture.
On clicking again,
the button turns purple and caption becomes "Waived" -- 2nd button in below picture.
On clicking again,
neither the color nor the caption changes. Just the color gets dim (which I believe is for null value) -- 3rd button in below picture

If I keep pressing the toggle button, it keeps toggling between the below given 3 figures.

How can I get the toggle button to look as above i.e. caption : Pending & backcolor : me.backcolor


1587223138620.png

Any help is highly appreciated.
 
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Changing the ToggleButton from False to Null does not trigger a Click event. Move your code into the Change event.
 
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Changing the ToggleButton from False to Null does not trigger a Click event. Move your code into the Change event.
You are an angel.
Thank you so much.. I was trying to figure this out for such a long time.
 
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Rather than putting the OP code in the Click event, as it is, just put the exact same code in the Change event.
 
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