Setting the value of a control to opposite boolean 1

[Jean9]

I have written a function that is passed a boolean value that I am using to set the visibility of the controls on the form. In some instances, though "True" is passed, I still want to set some control's visibility to false. How can I still use the passed parameter in an opposite fashion instead of hard coding "false" or "true" whichever opposite applies?
For example:

Private Sub ManipulateControls(sCRIT As String, bSetCtl As Boolean)
     Select Case sCRIT
        Case "AddUser"
            Me.CmdDELUSER.Visible = False
            Me.CmdADDUSER.Visible = bSetCtl

I don't want to use "false" here, I would like to use an opposite of bSetCtl while still using the parameter bSetCtl
Thanks for any help,
J9

 

[Golom]

Private Sub ManipulateControls(sCRIT As String, bSetCtl As Boolean)
     Select Case sCRIT
        Case "AddUser"
            Me.CmdDELUSER.Visible = False
            Me.CmdADDUSER.Visible = [red]NOT[/red] bSetCtl

 

[traingamer]

You either need two functions or pass not(bSetCtl) to the single function depending on the circumstances.

Greg
"Personally, I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught." - Winston Churchill

 

[randy700]

How about...

Private Sub ManipulateControls(sCRIT As String, bSetCtl As Boolean)
     Select Case sCRIT
        Case "AddUser"
            Me.CmdDELUSER.Visible = [COLOR=red]Not bSetCtl[/color]
            Me.CmdADDUSER.Visible = bSetCtl

Randy