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I have a user form that askes for the user to enter a date. That date then
goes to a cell on the spreadsheet. If the user skips over that date, I would like for the cell that normally would contain the date to say "Not Yet Approved". That is probably some if-then statement, but I can't seem to figure out the right combination. Any ideas? Thanks. |
User Form question
if isdate(me.textbox1.value) then
worksheets("somesheet").range("a1").value = cdate(me.textbox1.value) else worksheets("somesheet").range("a1").value = "not yet approved" end if Maybe in the ok button code? TimN wrote: I have a user form that askes for the user to enter a date. That date then goes to a cell on the spreadsheet. If the user skips over that date, I would like for the cell that normally would contain the date to say "Not Yet Approved". That is probably some if-then statement, but I can't seem to figure out the right combination. Any ideas? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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That is so cool!!!! Thanks!!!
"Dave Peterson" wrote: if isdate(me.textbox1.value) then worksheets("somesheet").range("a1").value = cdate(me.textbox1.value) else worksheets("somesheet").range("a1").value = "not yet approved" end if Maybe in the ok button code? TimN wrote: I have a user form that askes for the user to enter a date. That date then goes to a cell on the spreadsheet. If the user skips over that date, I would like for the cell that normally would contain the date to say "Not Yet Approved". That is probably some if-then statement, but I can't seem to figure out the right combination. Any ideas? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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