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    msgBox problem

    I am trying to have a message box show when a user fails to fill in a required text box in a user form, however the box does not pop up and I am getting no error messages as to an incorrect code. Here is what I'm using:

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    Bernadette

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    It would help if you told us what line of code you are getting the error on

    Instead of the following command (which I am assuming is causing your problem)
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    TextBox2.Value is already the same as TextBox2.Text
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    Quote Originally Posted by bernie1961
    I am trying to have a message box show when a user fails to fill in a required text box in a user form, however the box does not pop up and I am getting no error messages as to an incorrect code. Here is what I'm using:

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    Hi Bernadette,
    The msgbox works if you use the exit
    Private Sub TextBox2_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean)

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    Thanks Dave and Mudraker....

    Dave - That certainly did fix the problem!! Thanks so much!

    Mudraker - SetFocus did make more sense to use as well as deleting the "TextBox2.Value = TextBox2.Text" line of code. (I actually was not getting an error message when I ran my code, so I had nothing to tell me where my error may be....) Thank you for your help!

    Bernadette

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