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Is there any way to have my GoTo statement goto a label that is defined in
my UserForm1 code? UserForm1 is active when the code below is run. Sub MissingDataTest() With UserForm1 If .Frame1.BackColor = &H80FFFF Then msgbox "Sorry but you must enter a Status for this no show. Ensure that all other Yellow fields are completed." .MultiPage1.Value = 0 .Frame1.SetFocus GoTo MissingData End If End With End Sub |
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GOTO are horrible IMHO, and their only use, regretfully is for the ON ERROR
statement. So having got that off my chest ;) Yuu could make MissingData a subroutine. There's no subsequent code, so when it returns it wan't be an issue. "Patrick C. Simonds" wrote: Is there any way to have my GoTo statement goto a label that is defined in my UserForm1 code? UserForm1 is active when the code below is run. Sub MissingDataTest() With UserForm1 If .Frame1.BackColor = &H80FFFF Then msgbox "Sorry but you must enter a Status for this no show. Ensure that all other Yellow fields are completed." .MultiPage1.Value = 0 .Frame1.SetFocus GoTo MissingData End If End With End Sub |
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