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I have code that runs when a command button is triggered, that does several things, including saving the file.
After that command button is triggered, and before the existing code runs, I would like to have a message box pop up as a warning with the option to either cancel or proceed, if any of the values on the worksheet €˜Start in cells B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B7, B8, B9, and B10 have not changed.
By that I mean, I would like that message box to launch if any of the following is true: B1=Customer, B2=Item, B3=Diameter, B4=Length, B5=Species, B7=Machine, B8=Contact, B9=Item #, and B10=INQ# OR OLD PO#
All of those default values in those cells need to be changed to different values before allowing the code to run. Is this doable?
Thank you in advance!
Paul
 
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