Runtime error '13' type mismatch when posting userform entries to excel table

Hi All.

I am new to the forum (although I have received ample help as an "incognito" before).

I have an Excel table which acts as a repository of various data types and gets populated through an Userform.

The posting of the data, through a button, worked perfectly up until I meddled with the formatting of the individual fields in the table. Now I get a" Runtime error '13', type mismatch" at the code line where the Userform data are assigned to the fields in the table.

The code I have used, without any problems, did not have variables declared, thus not all entry data types were correct i.e. some numerical values were entered as text due to the default Variant type etc.

I have subsequently declared variable types according the combobox and textbox entries, but still resulting in same error. I'm running Office2013.

Any help will be appreciated. Thanks

Suggest that you post a sample workbook so that any solutions may be tested.

It sounds though, that the clue is in the name ... you enter data into a Textbox so you're getting text. Hence the reason that you got text numbers rather than true numbers.

You could try converting the Textbox values to the relevant types, for example, CLng, CDbl, CDate, etc., and see if that makes the problem(s) go away.

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Regards, TMS

Didn't try it then>

You don't have to Dim objects that are on your user form.

And you need the ActiveCell.Row, not ActiveCell.Rows

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You're welcome. Thanks for the rep.



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