Disable / enable doubleclick on userform

Bandito1

Board Regular
Joined
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Messages
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Office Version
  1. 2016
Platform
  1. Windows
Hey all,

I got a few labels on my userform that are editable by users once they login.

At the moment they can always change the labels. I would like to disable this until they are logged in.

Someone knows what code i need to enable / disable the double click event on a userform?
 

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You wouldn't disable the double click, rather check to see if the user is logged in or not at the start of the double click code, if not then use code on the basis of
Code:
If User Logged In = True Then
    'Do Something
Else
    'Do Nothing
End If
 
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