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Hi, can anyone help me with a problem using excel macros?
I have a macro that will take away numbers from a value that is provided in Cell A1. The problem is that when the cell reaches Zero i would like to stop the button from working. Because at the moment all i get is A1 going into minus figures and that makes the rest of the spreadsheet go wrong. Thanks for looking. Pete |
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Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
if isnumeric(Range("A1").Value) then if Range("A1").Value -1 < 0 then Range("A1").Value = 0 CommandButton1.Enabled = False Else Range("A1").Value = Range("A1").Value - 1 End if End if End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Pete" wrote in message ... Hi, can anyone help me with a problem using excel macros? I have a macro that will take away numbers from a value that is provided in Cell A1. The problem is that when the cell reaches Zero i would like to stop the button from working. Because at the moment all i get is A1 going into minus figures and that makes the rest of the spreadsheet go wrong. Thanks for looking. Pete |
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Pete,
Put a qualifier in the loop that subtracts the numbers so the macro will end. If Range ("A1").value=0 Then Exit Sub "Pete" wrote in message ... Hi, can anyone help me with a problem using excel macros? I have a macro that will take away numbers from a value that is provided in Cell A1. The problem is that when the cell reaches Zero i would like to stop the button from working. Because at the moment all i get is A1 going into minus figures and that makes the rest of the spreadsheet go wrong. Thanks for looking. Pete |
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Thank you very much for your replys thats helped me alot.
Thanks! -----Original Message----- Hi, can anyone help me with a problem using excel macros? I have a macro that will take away numbers from a value that is provided in Cell A1. The problem is that when the cell reaches Zero i would like to stop the button from working. Because at the moment all i get is A1 going into minus figures and that makes the rest of the spreadsheet go wrong. Thanks for looking. Pete . |
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