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How do I display a message box if an error occurs and stop the error too? I
want to skip/stop an error if a user enters in a wrong 'ssn' from a 'ssn combobox', and have a message pop up "ssn is not listed" in lieu of 'end..debug'. I am sure this is possible, but I am at best an experienced 'newbie'. Example: I have a user form in which a user can select from a 'ssn combobox' an ssn. Also the user can tab into the 'ssn combobox', and type the appropriate numbers. The problem is if the user types in a 'ssn' that is not in a database (hidden worksheet) which a macro is indexing-matching, then I get an error message 'end..debug'. What I've done thus far: I have used 'on error resume...', which works fine. But I can't figure out how to get a message box to pop up and tell the user "ssn isn't listed". And I played with the combobox properties and changed the style to 'dropdownlist', but I found through testing that if I type '123' wait a couple seconds and then type some more numbers '456', the selection starts with the next number I typed (all ssns that start with 456, instead of 123456). So I changed the style back to 'dropdowncombo'. End state: What I would like is that when the user enters a ssn that isn't listed, a message box is displayed "ssn isn't listed", and for the error to be skipped/stoppeed, as I don't want the user to get into the vba. Please help. |
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