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    Question Error #91 Object Variable or With Block Not Set

    Hey All,

    I have a Piece of code that when a form is initialised it runs. I Want the code to find if there is a value in the current cell selected and if there is load the form if not dont load the form.

    This is the code that i have produced:

    Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
    
    Dim Target As Integer
    Let Target = Selection.Value
    
    If Target = 0 Then
        MsgBox Prompt:="PLEASE SELECT AN ITEM", Buttons:=vbOKOnly + vbInformation
        Unload PRICE_CHANGE
    End If
    End Sub
    The Problem is that it works fine if the "Unload PRICE_CHANGE" isnt in there but the error #91 "Object Variable or With Block Variable not Set"

    I have tried a number of ways to overcome it but just cant get it to work.

    any help will be great. Thanks

    Tom

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    Re: Error #91 Object Variable or With Block Not Set

    What is PRICE_CHANGE and why are you trying to unload it?

    This error basically meant that VBA has no idea what object you're trying to do things to!

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    Re: Error #91 Object Variable or With Block Not Set

    Hello Tom,

    Move your code from the UserForm_Initialize() event to the UserForm_Activate() event code module.
    Sincerely,
    Leith Ross

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