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How to create msg box if a cell contains value < 0
Greeting,
I have a column has 5 cells which they have function (sum) depend on other cells. In those cells I what to make a msgbox warns the user that the value of one of them or all is under 0 and the user should input other data . i.e. if E1 has the value of sum A1and B1, a msg box appears and warns. how can I do that? |
How to create msg box if a cell contains value < 0
On 17 Jan., 20:52, ghost wrote:
Greeting, I have a column has 5 cells which they have function (sum) depend on other cells. In those cells I what to make a msgbox warns the user that the value of one of them or all is under 0 and the user should input other data . i.e. if E1 has the value of sum A1and B1, a msg box appears and warns. how can I do that? Hi Insert the code in the code-sheet for the desired sheet. Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate() If Range("E1") < 0 Then MsgBox ("Error") End If End Sub //Per |
How to create msg box if a cell contains value < 0
The problem I see with a message box solution is as soon as the message box
was dismissed, it would pop up again giving the user no time to act. How about this instead. Select the five cells; click Format/ConditionalFormatting from Excel's menu; select "Cell Value Is" from the first field, "less than" from the second field, put 0 into the third field; click the Format button; click the Font tab and select Bold from the "Font style" field and White from the Color drop down; click the Patterns tab and pick a dark red color from the Color grid; then OK your way back to the spread sheet. Now, if any of these cells fall below zero, they will be highlighted in the color with the font style you just picked. Rick "ghost" wrote in message ... Greeting, I have a column has 5 cells which they have function (sum) depend on other cells. In those cells I what to make a msgbox warns the user that the value of one of them or all is under 0 and the user should input other data . i.e. if E1 has the value of sum A1and B1, a msg box appears and warns. how can I do that? |
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