Have a macro attached to your button(s):

Sub CheckTimesEntered()
Thisworkbook.close
End

This should invoke the "BeforeClose" macro.

HTH

"pano" wrote:

On Feb 15, 12:15 am, "pano" wrote:
On Feb 15, 12:07 am, "pano" wrote:





On Feb 14, 10:33 pm, Toppers
wrote:

Try this, which is placed in "This Workbook" code:

Sub workbook_beforeclose(cancel As Boolean)

Dim wsn As Worksheet

For ws = 1 To Worksheets.Count

Set wsn = Worksheets(ws)
If Left(wsn.Name, 4) = "back" Then
If Application.Or(wsn.Range("i2") = 0, wsn.Range("j2") = 0) Then
MsgBox "Please ensure times are entered in .." & wsn.Name
cancel = True
End If
End If
Next ws

End Sub

HTH

"pano" wrote:
Hi again,
I have sheets called back1 thru to back35. In all the sheets Cell I2
and Cell J2 must have a start time and end time entered before a user
exits the sheet ie: 0700 1526.

Now this is easily forgotten and I would like to popup a window or
form if they try to exit the sheet without putting those times in,
which reminds them to enter the times.

Is it possible???

Help appreciated.
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Hi sorry posted direct..... I have put this in THIS WORKBOOK but I can
still exit the worksheet without having times in

Regards Stephen- Hide quoted text -

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Now I see it is set up for the X close on the worksheet, how would I
set it up for a macro, how do I call this routine????????

Stephen- Hide quoted text -

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I meant to say I have a button to exit on the sheet users wont be
using the close X sheet...