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Thanks A ton, it's working now.
Cheers. "Vergel Adriano" wrote: Hi Rob, I believe InputBox will return a null string if user clicks on Cancel. Try something like this: Sub AutoInsertRows() 'Shortcut Keystroke CTRL+Shift+A Dim r As String r = InputBox("How Many Rows?", "Auto-Insert Rows", 1) If r = "" Then MsgBox "user cancelled" Exit Sub End If If Not IsNumeric(r) Then MsgBox "value must be numeric" Exit Sub End If i = 0 Do While i < r If Not r = vbCancel Then Selection.Insert Shift:=xlDown i = i + 1 Else Exit Sub End If Loop End Sub -- Hope that helps. Vergel Adriano "Rob" wrote: Hello, I have the below code that prompts for the qty of rows to be inserted but when the Cancel button is selected instead of providing a number and clicking OK I get an error. I was hoping that putting the IF statement in there would fix it but it did not. How can I fix this? Thanks in Advance. Sub AutoInsertRows() 'Shortcut Keystroke CTRL+Shift+A Dim r As Integer r = InputBox("How Many Rows?", "Auto-Insert Rows", 1) i = 0 Do While i < r If Not r = vbCancel Then Selection.Insert Shift:=xlDown i = i + 1 Else Exit Sub End If Loop End Sub |
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