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Hi - I've tried several different things that would
be logical in a spreadhsheet to ensure that the entry into a Textbox is a number such as: If WorksheetFunction.IsError(Clng(Textbox1.Value)) Then But it dies on the Type mismatch. Is there some way to trap the entry that I'm not thinking of? |
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