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Why does isnumeric() treat hyphen differently than it does other
letters? In the following code, the first hyphen does not trigger the msgbox, though alphabets do. So is the second hyphen. sub textbox1_change() if NOT isnumeric(textbox1.value) then Msgbox ("You must enter a number.") end if end sub |
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