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![]() A data entry form includes a simple check to determine if a entry was made in the text box txtFILE. If nothing was entered, then the cursor is returned to the text box and a message displayed. The code appears below. If Trim(Me.txtFILE.Value) = "" Then Me.txtFILE.SetFocus MsgBox "Please enter a FILE" Exit Sub End If I'd like to also check that an entry to text box txtFILE is exactly 7 characters long and the first three characters are letters (e.g. ABC, FGH, et. ) and the last four characters are numbers (e.g. 1234, 4562, etc.) Alternatively, I'd like to check that txtFILE is exactly 9 characters long (including a decimal point) and the first three characters are letters (e.g. ABC, FGH, et.) and the last six characters are numbers with a single decimal (e.g. 1234.1, 4562.9, etc.) -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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