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Write one Function in the form's code module that evaluates a value passed to
it as numeric and then simply call that function from each _Exit() routine - passing it the value of the individual text box and if you need to test for a valid range of numbers that varies from box to box, then pass it those limits also? Maybe something like this? Private Sub TextBox1_Exit(ByVal Cancel _ As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) Cancel = EvaluateText(Me!TextBox1.Text, 5, 10) End Sub Private Function EvaluateText(anyEntry As String, _ loLimit As Integer, upLimit As Integer) As Boolean EvaluateText = True ' to set Cancel with If Not IsNumeric(anyEntry) Then 'generic not-a-number message MsgBox "Entry is not numeric" Exit Function ' exit with True End If If Val(anyEntry) < loLimit Or Val(anyEntry) upLimit Then 'invalid value entered message MsgBox "Invalid Value Entered" Exit Function ' exit with True End If EvaluateText = False ' passed tests, don't cancel End Function "Carlee" wrote: Hi, Short of writing code for each on_exit event of each field on my form that is of 'numeric' type, is there code that i can use to notify the user when they have entered invalid data in a field? I have about 80 text boxes on a multipage userform. Any suggestions would be fantastic! -- Carlee |
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