Hi,
If the user input the wrong info, a msg will pop up. How can i prevent the
macro from running through the rest, but instead loop back until the user
inputs the correct info?
Thanks,
Stefan

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If [ccard2].Formula Like "#" Then ' 1
MsgBox "Please enter 5 digits." & Chr(10) _
& "I.e. '04' for month, '/' for the divider and '05' for the year." &
Chr(10) _
& "This would look like 04/05." _
& Chr(10) & Chr(10) & "Thank you.", vbInformation, "Incorrect Entry
Notice"
Range("ccard2").Select
End If
MsgBox "Thank you."
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Stefan,

Dim Flag
Flag = 0
Do Until Flag = 1
Flag = 1
If [ccard2].Formula Like "#" Then ' 1
MsgBox "Please enter 5 digits." & Chr(10) _
& "I.e. '04' for month, '/' for the divider and '05' for the
year." &
Chr(10) _
& "This would look like 04/05." _
& Chr(10) & Chr(10) & "Thank you.", vbInformation, "Incorrect
Entry
Notice"
Range("ccard2").Select
Flag = 0
End If
Loop
MsgBox "Thank you."



"stefan via OfficeKB.com" wrote in message
...

Hi,
If the user input the wrong info, a msg will pop up. How can i prevent the
macro from running through the rest, but instead loop back until the user
inputs the correct info?
Thanks,
Stefan

...
...
If [ccard2].Formula Like "#" Then ' 1
MsgBox "Please enter 5 digits." & Chr(10) _
& "I.e. '04' for month, '/' for the divider and '05' for the year."
&
Chr(10) _
& "This would look like 04/05." _
& Chr(10) & Chr(10) & "Thank you.", vbInformation, "Incorrect Entry
Notice"
Range("ccard2").Select
End If
MsgBox "Thank you."
...
...


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