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Default VBA Case statement

Hi Group, I had posted this message a short time ago, and because the
subject matched another set of messages it showed up as a reply to
another posting. My apologies!

Hi Group,
I don't know exactly what I'm doing with this VBA:

Select Case Cells(r, "K").Value
Case Is < "m&/&d&/&yy"
MsgBox "You have entered an invalid date."


That does not work. What I'm "trying " to do is check a cell that
contains a date to see if it has extraneous characters causing an
invalid date. I'm trying to prevent usiers from mis-typing things
into
the cell such as *or ' or // or " for instance. I just can't wrap my
head around a proper way to set it up. I have another Select Case
that
checks to see if a cell contains a weekend date, and it works very
well until someone mis-types the aforementioned instances:


Select Case Weekday(Cells(r, "K").Value)
Case 1, 7


MsgBox "You have entered a weekend date." _
& vbLf & "Please enter the date for Friday, or the date
for Monday!"


Cells(r, "K").ClearContents
Case 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Case Else


If anyone can point me in the right direction, the help will be most
greatly appreciated. Thank so much to the group!
Ken


 
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