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Hiya,
I have a form with a textbox in it. I want the user to either enter 'TBA' or a valid time. I have put the following code together but need to make an amendment to get it work: If UCase(txttime) = "TBA" Or Not IsError(TimeValue(txttime)) Then txttime = UCase(txttime) Else lblerrtime.Visible = True End If An error and halt in code only arises if the textbox contains something that cannot be converted to a time. Could it be because "The IsError function is used to determine if a NUMERIC expression represents an error" - as it says in helpfile? Any ideas what I can do? I'd rather not go down the VBA error handling route as there are loads of textboxes I have to deal with (each resulting in different outcomes). Many thanks for any thought, Basil |
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