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I have a workbook that has ComboBoxes, InputBoxes and CommandButtons in the
top 20 rows.

I need to be able to control those items so that if a user happens to have
his cursor placed on rows 1 through 20, the buttons and boxes will give him
an error message saying he needs to be in the lower part of the workbook.

I have adjusted one of the click subs as follows:

If ActiveCell.Row < 21 Then TooHighUp Else
myCell = "A" & ActiveCell.Row
Range(myCell).Offset(0, 0).Range("A1:AJ1").Select
Selection.Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone
ActiveCell.Select


The routine TooHighUp is shown below:

Private Sub TooHighUp()
MsgBox ("You need to be in the lower part of the workbook.")
End Sub

Part of the coding is working correctly. If the user is below row 20, the
macro runs as it should, if the user is above row 20 the macro displays the
Message Box, but then the sub TooHighUp returns control to my click event and
that program runs.

How do I tell the macro to run the Sub TooHighUp and then stop?

Thanks for your help, once again.

Tofer

I placed the word End on the line below this one and my problem is fixed.

MsgBox ("You need to be in the lower part of the workbook.")

Thanks, guys.

"ToferKing" wrote:

> I have a workbook that has ComboBoxes, InputBoxes and CommandButtons in the
> top 20 rows.
>
> I need to be able to control those items so that if a user happens to have
> his cursor placed on rows 1 through 20, the buttons and boxes will give him
> an error message saying he needs to be in the lower part of the workbook.
>
> I have adjusted one of the click subs as follows:
>
> If ActiveCell.Row < 21 Then TooHighUp Else
> myCell = "A" & ActiveCell.Row
> Range(myCell).Offset(0, 0).Range("A1:AJ1").Select
> Selection.Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone
> ActiveCell.Select
>
>
> The routine TooHighUp is shown below:
>
> Private Sub TooHighUp()
> MsgBox ("You need to be in the lower part of the workbook.")
> End Sub
>
> Part of the coding is working correctly. If the user is below row 20, the
> macro runs as it should, if the user is above row 20 the macro displays the
> Message Box, but then the sub TooHighUp returns control to my click event and
> that program runs.
>
> How do I tell the macro to run the Sub TooHighUp and then stop?
>
> Thanks for your help, once again.
>
> Tofer

Change the first two lines to these four lines...

If ActiveCell.Row < 21 Then
TooHighUp
Exit Sub
End If
--------
Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware



"ToferKing"
<ToferKing@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in message
I have a workbook that has ComboBoxes, InputBoxes and CommandButtons
in the top 20 rows.
I need to be able to control those items so that if a user happens to have
his cursor placed on rows 1 through 20, the buttons and boxes will give him
an error message saying he needs to be in the lower part of the workbook.

I have adjusted one of the click subs as follows:
If ActiveCell.Row < 21 Then TooHighUp Else
myCell = "A" & ActiveCell.Row
Range(myCell).Offset(0, 0).Range("A1:AJ1").Select
Selection.Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone
ActiveCell.Select


The routine TooHighUp is shown below:
Private Sub TooHighUp()
MsgBox ("You need to be in the lower part of the workbook.")
End Sub

Part of the coding is working correctly. If the user is below row 20, the
macro runs as it should, if the user is above row 20 the macro displays the
Message Box, but then the sub TooHighUp returns control to my click event and
that program runs.
How do I tell the macro to run the Sub TooHighUp and then stop?
Thanks for your help, once again.
Tofer

Hey, Jim,

That works too.

Thanks - Tofer

"Jim Cone" wrote:

> Change the first two lines to these four lines...
>
> If ActiveCell.Row < 21 Then
> TooHighUp
> Exit Sub
> End If
> --------
> Jim Cone
> San Francisco, USA
> http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware
>
>
>
> "ToferKing"
> <ToferKing@discussions.microsoft.com>
> wrote in message
> I have a workbook that has ComboBoxes, InputBoxes and CommandButtons
> in the top 20 rows.
> I need to be able to control those items so that if a user happens to have
> his cursor placed on rows 1 through 20, the buttons and boxes will give him
> an error message saying he needs to be in the lower part of the workbook.
>
> I have adjusted one of the click subs as follows:
> If ActiveCell.Row < 21 Then TooHighUp Else
> myCell = "A" & ActiveCell.Row
> Range(myCell).Offset(0, 0).Range("A1:AJ1").Select
> Selection.Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone
> ActiveCell.Select
>
>
> The routine TooHighUp is shown below:
> Private Sub TooHighUp()
> MsgBox ("You need to be in the lower part of the workbook.")
> End Sub
>
> Part of the coding is working correctly. If the user is below row 20, the
> macro runs as it should, if the user is above row 20 the macro displays the
> Message Box, but then the sub TooHighUp returns control to my click event and
> that program runs.
> How do I tell the macro to run the Sub TooHighUp and then stop?
> Thanks for your help, once again.
> Tofer
>