refer to a previously clicked command button

[ThomasOES]

In a macro I want to use an if statement if a command button was used.
regsel is the name of a userform and reg1 is a command button that launches a macro.
however the macro I want to check the status of the command button is not directly launched by the command button, but a bit further into the workbook.
Any ideas?
something like

If regsel.reg1 = True Then regdeg = 1

currently I get a false status although the reg1 command button was used

Tom

 

[igold]

Would changing the Command Button to a Toggle Button be an easy fix. You could then monitor and manage it's state from other parts of code...

 

[ThomasOES]

I'm using a command button to select what type of equation to apply to data. I suppose I could use an option button to select the equation type then a command button to launch the macro. I'll try it. I'll also experiment with using the command button to put a value in a named range and referring to the named range. Specifically I'm selecting what degree polynomial most accurately fits data and another macro to chart the data. The chart macro needs to know what degree polynomial to chart. So you see I need the command button to lauch a macro but to also contain some info. I would like the a similar code to the true/false for an option button.
Heres my userform

clicking 1st, 2nd or 3rd starts the macro corresponding to the needed equation. I would like the degree to be applied to the chart macro which contains an if/or statement selecting which degree to chart.
I'm hoping to avoid putting separate chart macros into each equation macro. The chart macro is quite large.