TextBoxe2 through TextBox21 might or might not be filled in by the
user. If any one is, then I want to go to a sub named EnterRecords.

I thought a For Each loop could work to test each TextBox for entry. I
know this is not correct syntax, but this is what I'm trying to do....

For Each (TextBox2 through Textbox21)
If TextBox*.Text = " " Then
EnterRecords
End If
Next

Am I close? Can it be this simple?
Thanks,
J.O.

Thanks, Martin.
This worked fine. For future reference to anyone reading this, looking
for similar help, I had to change it slightly. Because I had the code
in a Standard Module, I had to change the 1st line to:
if UserForm3.controls("TextBox" & i) < "" Then

When I ran it the way it was written below, it gave me an error, but
Help was pretty clear on what I needed to do.

Thanks again for your help, and to others who contributed, too.
J.O.

Martin Fishlock wrote:
Hi:

Try this, you were quite close:

dim i as integer
For i=2 to 21
if me.controls("TextBox" & i) < "" Then
EnterRecords
End If
Next i

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Hope this helps
Martin Fishlock
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"excelnut1954" wrote:

TextBoxe2 through TextBox21 might or might not be filled in by the
user. If any one is, then I want to go to a sub named EnterRecords.

I thought a For Each loop could work to test each TextBox for entry. I
know this is not correct syntax, but this is what I'm trying to do....

For Each (TextBox2 through Textbox21)
If TextBox*.Text = " " Then
EnterRecords
End If
Next

Am I close? Can it be this simple?
Thanks,
J.O.