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UserForm Setfocus Problem
I have several textboxes to collect bank account details. I'm running the
following code on exit: Private Sub txtBankNum1_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) If Len(txtBankNum1) < 2 Then MsgBox "Please enter the two digit bank code." txtBankNum1.SetFocus End If End Sub Problem is that this doesn't reset the cursor to txtBankNum1, it just moves on to the next box as normal. Any ideas? |
UserForm Setfocus Problem
Have you tried
Private Sub txtBankNum1_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) If Len(txtBankNum1) < 2 Then MsgBox "Please enter the two digit bank code." Cancel = True End If End Sub hth Geoff "BOBODD" wrote: I have several textboxes to collect bank account details. I'm running the following code on exit: Private Sub txtBankNum1_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) If Len(txtBankNum1) < 2 Then MsgBox "Please enter the two digit bank code." txtBankNum1.SetFocus End If End Sub Problem is that this doesn't reset the cursor to txtBankNum1, it just moves on to the next box as normal. Any ideas? |
UserForm Setfocus Problem
Cheers, perfect.
"Geoff" wrote: Have you tried Private Sub txtBankNum1_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) If Len(txtBankNum1) < 2 Then MsgBox "Please enter the two digit bank code." Cancel = True End If End Sub hth Geoff "BOBODD" wrote: I have several textboxes to collect bank account details. I'm running the following code on exit: Private Sub txtBankNum1_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) If Len(txtBankNum1) < 2 Then MsgBox "Please enter the two digit bank code." txtBankNum1.SetFocus End If End Sub Problem is that this doesn't reset the cursor to txtBankNum1, it just moves on to the next box as normal. Any ideas? |
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