Ignore this as I misread your "input text box" for an input box.

NickHK

"NickHK" wrote in message
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If you use the Application.InputBox instead of VBA.InputBox, you can
specify
a Type:=1 argument, to limit the user to numbers. e.g.
Debug.Print VarType(Application.InputBox("Some prompt", , , , , , , 1))
5
shows that a double was returned.
You still need to check for the Cancel, which =False.

NickHK

"FCC" wrote in message
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Hi all,

What is the code to convert text taken from a input text box (on a
form) into a number that can be used for manipulation?

Thanks


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