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I have a form and it keeps on overwriting values with
blanks if nothing is entered. I would like to stop this if the textbox on the form is blank then do not try to write anything at all whether destination cell is blank or already has a value. Also if there is some information already there is it possible to get a message box for each textbox stating "A already has a value! would you like to replace x with y?" This would be great if I can. Anyone know how? Thank you! |
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