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How to force users out of edit mode?
I have users who don't press Enter (or move to a new cell) after
entering text. They then try to click a form button - and of course - the macro does not run. Is there an xl/vba solution to force them out of edit mode before clicking the button? |
How to force users out of edit mode?
Few ways to get around it.
..... Add in the first part of the EXIT Code something like Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() CommandButton1.SetFocus Sheet1.Range("A1").Value = TextBox1.Value .... Othe code Unload Me End Sub Corey.... wrote in message oups.com... I have users who don't press Enter (or move to a new cell) after entering text. They then try to click a form button - and of course - the macro does not run. Is there an xl/vba solution to force them out of edit mode before clicking the button? |
How to force users out of edit mode?
Thanks Corey,
That will work on a form but not in a cell. By form in the original post I meant a button from the Forms toolbar not from the Control Toolbox. Corey wrote: Few ways to get around it. .... Add in the first part of the EXIT Code something like Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() CommandButton1.SetFocus Sheet1.Range("A1").Value = TextBox1.Value ... Othe code Unload Me End Sub Corey.... wrote in message oups.com... I have users who don't press Enter (or move to a new cell) after entering text. They then try to click a form button - and of course - the macro does not run. Is there an xl/vba solution to force them out of edit mode before clicking the button? |
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