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Input Box
if you use application.inputbox, you can use the "type" parm.
numseries = application.inputbox(...., type:=1) type:=1 means that the user has to enter a number (any old number) to be able to click ok. Andy wrote: I figured out I needed to add Application Dim numSeries as Integer Do While numSeries < 1 Or numSeries 10 numSeries = Application.InputBox("How many series do you want to graph? _ (Between 1 and 10)", "How Many", "1 to 10") If numSeries = False Then Exit Sub Loop Is there a way to check if the input is in the wrong format? "Andy" wrote: I have VBA code as seen below and I want to get it to exit the sub if I press the Cancel button, but I'm not quite sure how that works. Dim numSeries as Variant Do While numSeries < 1 Or numSeries 10 numSeries = InputBox("How many series do you want to graph? _ (Between 1 and 10)", "How Many", "1 to 10") If numSeries = False Then Exit Sub Loop Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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