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Add the text box Exit event to your form:
Private Sub TextBox1_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) If (TextBox1.Text = "invalid input") Then Cancel = True End If End Sub If you set Cancel to true the cursor is not moved out of the text box. -----Original Message----- In a Form I have a TextBox. When I leave the textBox, I run a validation of the input. What I need is to stay in the TextBox, whenever the validation goes wrong. In another way whenever the user tab out of the TextBox, or click on another TextBox in the Form, the Curser must jump back... or even better... not leave the actual TextBox. How to??? . |
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