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I have a vba form I am using to have a user enter information into a
spreadsheet to do some calculations for me. One of the values is a length value i.e. 164 and 3/8". What I am trying to accomplish is to have the user not be able to enter a " mark in the textbox, because that value in my spreadsheet breaks all of my formulas. My formulas just want a number, not "text". The control I am using for them to enter into is a text box. Someone said I should capture the kepress event and block it if it as a quotation mark before writing the value to the field. So...I am struggling with how to get this accomplished. Any help would be appreciated. |
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