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I have a macro that will run when the user clicks a button to Find a
Record. He enters a PO#, and all the fields for that record will appear on a UserForm. Everything works well, except that one of the textboxes is for any cell comment in one of the fields. The UserForm will display the cell comment OK, but if there is no cell comment in that cell, then there is an error. So, I want to add a line of code that will test if there IS any cell comment. If there is, then it can be entered in TextBox8. There is no need for an Else part of the statement. Here is what I have now.... If Comment.Text = True Then TextBox8.Value = ActiveCell.Comment.Text End If It worked ok until I attempted to incorporate an IF-Then statement. I'm sure it's the 1st line that is the problem. I'm guessing on the syntax. Comment.Text = True The 2nd line works ok by itself. (When there IS a cell comment available) Any suggestions? Thanks, J.O. |
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