And, of course: if the values are Ok, CommandButton1.enabled = True

"Gert-Jan" schreef in bericht
.. .
The situation is like this:

- in the userform are textboxes and comboboxes (total: 6)
- if the user types or selects something (on change), the data will be
written to a sheet (that will happen on 6 places)

I want a macro that will run (also on change of one of texboxes /
comboboxes) and check if the filled in / selected data is proper.

A sort function like this

Sub check()
If range (Sheet1!D5).value = 1 OR
If range (Sheet2!D8).value = 0 OR
etc
CommandButton1.enabled = false

I have never worked with caseselect-functions, any help would be nice ;-)

"Bob Phillips" schreef in bericht
...
How will you initiate the checks. Normally it would be clicking a button,
such as the OK button, then just look at each value and test it. If they
are
okay, write them away, else throw up an error message.

Select Case might be a strategy, but there is too little info to advise.

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Gert-Jan" wrote in message
.. .
I have a userform with some texboxes and comboboxes. If the user types
or
select something, that data will be written to cells. (Sheet1A1,
Sheet2B15,
Sheet3K29, etc.)
That input must be checked before it can be stored in the database. If
the
cells doesn't contain proper data, the commandbutton1 must be disabled.
I
would like to know how create a macro that checks all these specific
cells.
Should I use select case?

Thanks for helping, Gert-Jan