Dear Most Valued Experts,

I have a Userform where I am asking for information.
In the code, when the user clicks OK, if the amount typed
in is incorrect, I have a msgbox asking if the user wants
to continue. If the answer is no, I need to exit the
userform and go into another macro. If the answer is yes,
to continue with the userform. What is the best way to
set this up? Thanks.

Neal

Tom,

Thanks for your answer. It works like a charm!


-----Original Message-----
In a general module at the top

Public bQuit as Boolean

Sub Showform()
bQuit = False
Userform1.Show
if bQuit then exit sub
' code to continue

End Sub

Private Sub cmdOK_Click()
if Textbox1.Text = "" then
res = msgbox("Do you want to continue, vbYesNo")
if res = vbNo then
bQuit = True
unload me
end if
Msgbox "Please fix the value in the box"
Textbox1.Setfocus
Else
me.hide ' or unload me
end if
End Sub

I am sure there are many other ways to attack this
problem and more
knowledge of the situation may drive different solutions
as well.

Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Neal Steiner" wrote in message
...
Dear Most Valued Experts,

I have a Userform where I am asking for
information.
In the code, when the user clicks OK, if the amount
typed
in is incorrect, I have a msgbox asking if the user
wants
to continue. If the answer is no, I need to exit the
userform and go into another macro. If the answer is
yes,
to continue with the userform. What is the best way to
set this up? Thanks.

Neal


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