Application.UserName Question
 

How can I use 2 Application.Username(s) in and If/Then statement?

For example:
If Application.UserName < "Bob Jones" Or Application.UserName < "Mike
Smith" Then

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You!

Application.UserName Question
 

Use something like =IF(OR(Application.UserName<"Bob
Jones",Application.UserName<"Mike Smith",[THEN],[ELSE])

Dave
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"HROBERTSON" wrote:

How can I use 2 Application.Username(s) in and If/Then statement?

For example:
If Application.UserName < "Bob Jones" Or Application.UserName < "Mike
Smith" Then

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You!

Application.UserName Question
 

In VB, you would write as:
If OR(argument1,argument2) Then
however, looks liek you want:
If AND(arg1,arg2)
otherwise, you're basically ignoring your first argument with your second.
Unless you want where username IS those names, in which case it should be =.

"HROBERTSON" wrote:

How can I use 2 Application.Username(s) in and If/Then statement?

For example:
If Application.UserName < "Bob Jones" Or Application.UserName < "Mike
Smith" Then

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You!

Application.UserName Question
 

Better to use Environ("UserName") and test the login name, they can't change
that.

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"HROBERTSON" wrote in message
...
How can I use 2 Application.Username(s) in and If/Then statement?

For example:
If Application.UserName < "Bob Jones" Or Application.UserName < "Mike
Smith" Then

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You!

Application.UserName Question
 

"Sean Timmons" wrote in message

In VB, you would write as:
If OR(argument1,argument2) Then

That is NOT how you would write it in VB. That's formula, not VB, syntax.


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Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
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"Sean Timmons" wrote in message
...
In VB, you would write as:
If OR(argument1,argument2) Then
however, looks liek you want:
If AND(arg1,arg2)
otherwise, you're basically ignoring your first argument with your second.
Unless you want where username IS those names, in which case it should be
=.

"HROBERTSON" wrote:

How can I use 2 Application.Username(s) in and If/Then statement?

For example:
If Application.UserName < "Bob Jones" Or Application.UserName < "Mike
Smith" Then

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You!

Application.UserName Question
 

Ack! what was I thining...

IF arg1 Then
....
else arg2
....
End If

my bad...

"Chip Pearson" wrote:

"Sean Timmons" wrote in message

In VB, you would write as:
If OR(argument1,argument2) Then

That is NOT how you would write it in VB. That's formula, not VB, syntax.


--
Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com
(email on the web site)


"Sean Timmons" wrote in message
...
In VB, you would write as:
If OR(argument1,argument2) Then
however, looks liek you want:
If AND(arg1,arg2)
otherwise, you're basically ignoring your first argument with your second.
Unless you want where username IS those names, in which case it should be
=.

"HROBERTSON" wrote:

How can I use 2 Application.Username(s) in and If/Then statement?

For example:
If Application.UserName < "Bob Jones" Or Application.UserName < "Mike
Smith" Then

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You!