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    Question Updating a VBA Form

    hi, i'm using the VBA forms as a nicer interface for excel.

    I have a couple of forms, one for entering data and a second for updating it should any information change.

    They both work ok, except if the "TP Job number" is actually a number not a code like HB123.

    if i use a number like 123 as the code then i get an error.

    I assume this has something to do with how it identifies what row it will look at but can't figure out a work around

    The basic's of the code i'm using for this is (though the full file is attached)Example v3.2.xls

    Dim myRow As Long

    myRow = Application.Match(Me.cboTPJobNumber.Value, Sheets("TP_Job_Details").Range("A:A"), 0)
    Me.txtIssues.Value = Application.Index(Sheets("TP_Job_Details").Columns(4), myRow)

    Any help would be most apreciated.

    Thanks,

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    Re: Updating a VBA Form

    How about this? You only need to get the myRow once, then you can use it over and over...:
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    Re: Updating a VBA Form

    Thank you very much,

    Not only has that fixed it, it's a tidier way to do the code.

    Thanks again,
    AJ

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    Re: Updating a VBA Form

    If that takes care of your need, please click EDIT in your original post, click GO ADVANCED and set the PREFIX box to SOLVED.

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