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I have created a program in VBA where a user enteres the first 3 digits of
the zip code and the program looks in a column of data to see if the value entered is in the column. I need to ensure the user enters only 3 digits into the text box. How can I do this? I know I can just limit the high end value to 999, but that doesn't work for the low end. Also, if the user types in only one or two digits, the program will find those numbers in the column even though the entry is only a partial of the number in the cell in the column. |
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