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I need suggestions. I have a multipage userform. On the last page of the
form, there are several textboxes (more than 25). The contents of these textboxes are page numbers for a presentation. What is the best way to prevent duplicates from being entered? I thought at first that I could cycle through all of the controls on the page, then check to see if the control was a textbox, then compare that value to the current textbox value. A few problems are apparent with that thought - first, control.value is not available in VBA. Second, I would have to write code for each textbox afterupdate event. I need help figuring something out. Any ideas out there? |
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