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A Follow up to Userform Formating
Hi,
Thanks for your help in the last post. There is one problem I am having though. I need to input numbers into an input box in the userform, and I would like the numbers formatted. I have the input box linked to a cell in the workspace. But using the code TextBoxPayments.value = format(Sheets("Input").Range("D8").Value, "$#,##0") or TextBoxPayments.value = Sheets("Input").Range("D8").text Does not allow me to change the value in the input box, it sets the input box to the value in D8. Is there any way around this so I can input values that are formatted? Thanks for your help |
A Follow up to Userform Formating
I'd drop the linked cell and have the code change the value in the cell:
Option Explicit Private Sub TextBox1_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) With Me.TextBox1 If IsNumeric(.Value) Then Worksheets("Input").Range("D8").Value = .Value .Value = Format(.Value, "$#,##0") End If End With End Sub Jeff wrote: Hi, Thanks for your help in the last post. There is one problem I am having though. I need to input numbers into an input box in the userform, and I would like the numbers formatted. I have the input box linked to a cell in the workspace. But using the code TextBoxPayments.value = format(Sheets("Input").Range("D8").Value, "$#,##0") or TextBoxPayments.value = Sheets("Input").Range("D8").text Does not allow me to change the value in the input box, it sets the input box to the value in D8. Is there any way around this so I can input values that are formatted? Thanks for your help -- Dave Peterson |
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