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conditional format a label
I have a UserForm that that has several textboxes and labels, when the
text box changes it calculates and the value is put into a label caption is there a way to get a label to turn red if the value is less than 8.25?? |
conditional format a label
Only by checking the value in the textbox on completion, such as the Exit
event, and then setting the label colour. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "damorrison" wrote in message oups.com... I have a UserForm that that has several textboxes and labels, when the text box changes it calculates and the value is put into a label caption is there a way to get a label to turn red if the value is less than 8.25?? |
conditional format a label
Try:
If Val(Label1.Caption) < 8.25 Then Label1.BackColor = &HFF& '<===Red Else Label1.BackColor = &H8000000F '<== standard End If "damorrison" wrote: I have a UserForm that that has several textboxes and labels, when the text box changes it calculates and the value is put into a label caption is there a way to get a label to turn red if the value is less than 8.25?? |
conditional format a label
Unbelievable, it really works, at first I put the code in the label1
click and it only worked when I clicked on the label Then I put it in the textbox change, and voila, works every time Thanks, very cool |
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