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Thank you for these clarifications!
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Hello,
And regarding your request for position 19?
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Jean-Pierre -
Hello Le Pingou,
Actually, I haven't made any progress because I'm still stuck on the code for clearing the "layout" space.
As for my question from post 19, I am indeed still stuck because there is too much to manage now. You need to know the occurrence number of the item to be deleted and then increment the counter afterwards.
I am sharing the link to what I have done.
Thank you for your interest, I sometimes feel embarrassed to ask for clarification again, so thank you once more.
https://www.cjoint.com/?bAtXFAlEs0 -
Good evening,
Here’s a little snack: http://www.cijoint.fr/cjlink.php?file=cj201001/cij9dW5ISH.xls
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Best regards.
Jean-Pierre -
Hello Le Pingou,
Given the time you helped me, I see that you don’t give up easily. Thanks anyway!
So, the story about the 'pointer': it was actually to materialize the coordinates of the position of the last entry. So you accomplished that perfectly. The rooms are automatically recorded in a table. Thank you.
Thanks again for the explanation of how to implement adjustable dropdown lists, I will keep it carefully.
In the end, I won't use it. Because different floors can be possible at the same time. So I’ll go with opening a window presenting me all the choices with checkboxes, and then I will store that information in the table. I need to plan a formatting beforehand because, when printing, it needs to be presentable.
I will close my initial question "how to display the name of a button" which has clearly exceeded its scope.
Thank you very much for your help and patience!
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