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run-time error'-2147352571(8002005)
I have a userform with a textbox that the user can enter or edit data in,
it is then sent to a cell on a worksheet. this data is also retrived by the textbox when opened. I have excel 2003 at home and it works flawlessly. But when I use it at work on excel 2000 I get a run-time error "could not set the value property, type mismatch" It works fine until to much data is entered and then trying to retrive it. I'm talking about 3 lines of text is ok but any more I get this error. The cell on the worksheet has this in it after the error "#value". Any help would be great, I hope this is not to confusing, thanks |
run-time error'-2147352571(8002005)
you almost diagnosed it yourself... when you do not explicitly convert the text to a string data type excel will pass it as a variant. older versions have problems with passing long text inside a variant. try Activecell = Cstr(Textbox) and you should be able to store longer text (32000 characters) also in xl97. note: when a worksheet contains long text, that text is truncated to 255 when the worksheet is copied. -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam cfii wrote : I have a userform with a textbox that the user can enter or edit data in, it is then sent to a cell on a worksheet. this data is also retrived by the textbox when opened. I have excel 2003 at home and it works flawlessly. But when I use it at work on excel 2000 I get a run-time error "could not set the value property, type mismatch" It works fine until to much data is entered and then trying to retrive it. I'm talking about 3 lines of text is ok but any more I get this error. The cell on the worksheet has this in it after the error "#value". Any help would be great, I hope this is not to confusing, thanks |
run-time error'-2147352571(8002005)
Hey that worked sweet. Thanks alot have a good week
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