Closing a form when another one opens

[Michael Mitchell]

Hey everyone, I am having trouble closing one form when another one opens in Visual Basic. Can anyone help me with this?

[aashish_9601]

Can you provide more details..
what trouble are you facing?

[Michael Mitchell]

Private Sub radNFLLeaders_CheckedChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles radNFLLeaders.CheckedChanged
If radNFLLeaders.Checked Then
Dim frmNFLLeaders As New frmNFLLeaders
frmNFLLeaders.Show()
frmNFLMVP.Close()

End If
End Sub

When the form NFLLeaders opens, I want the form NFLMVP to close

[hamza.saleem]

A little mistake is in the code:

Private Sub radNFLLeaders_CheckedChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles radNFLLeaders.CheckedChanged
If radNFLLeaders.Checked Then
Dim frmNFLLeaders As New frmNFLLeaders
frmNFLLeaders.Show()
frmNFLMVP.Close()

End If
End Sub

Use the code this way:

Private Sub radNFLLeaders_CheckedChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles radNFLLeaders.CheckedChanged
If radNFLLeaders.Checked = True Then
Dim frmNFLLeaders As New frmNFLLeaders
frmNFLLeaders.Show()
frmNFLMVP.Close()

End If
End Sub

[techgnome]

It's not a mistake... either is acceptable.

But it's still not clear on what the problem is... What happens that shouldn't? What's not happening that should? Do you get an except? Of just unexpected results. Remember only you can prevent office fires, and we're not sitting in your lap (I should HOPE NOT!) so we don't see what you see ... or we don't see what you don't see... does that mean we should see it? Anyways, point is we need you to provide a CLEAR and descriptive narrative of the problem at hand.

-tg