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Requesting user input for a number?
I found code in the archives that works in that it requests a number and
then inputs that number into a cell. However, it doesn't have a cancel and I haven't had luck getting anything to work for that. Since this code isn't specifically for this simple purpose even though I was able to modify it, however, it is probably better to start from scratch with code specifically for this purpose. So, the box should request the user input a number cell B4 but should have nothing happen if the user presses cancel. Thanks much! :oD |
Requesting user input for a number?
Dim ans As Variant
ans = InputBox("add number") If ans < "" Then Range("M10").Value = ans End If -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "StargateFanFromWork" wrote in message ... I found code in the archives that works in that it requests a number and then inputs that number into a cell. However, it doesn't have a cancel and I haven't had luck getting anything to work for that. Since this code isn't specifically for this simple purpose even though I was able to modify it, however, it is probably better to start from scratch with code specifically for this purpose. So, the box should request the user input a number cell B4 but should have nothing happen if the user presses cancel. Thanks much! :oD |
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