Help with Invalid Qualifier error

[nickwhan]

Hi I'm new to vba programming and I'm trying to make a very simple macro which swaps values
The macro calls a form which looks like this

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But when I run it, after i put the values into my text boxes(txtCell1 and txtCell2) and hit submit, i get the Message: "Compile Error: Invalid Qualifier, can someone please help me figure out what I'm doing wrong

[TMS]

In SwapValues, cell1 and cell2 are defined (in the subroutine header) as string variables. As such, they don't have properties ... so .Value is an invalid qualifier.

Cell1 and Cell2 would have to be passed as ranges.


Regards, TMS

[Norie]

cell1 and cell2 are string variables and have no properties like Value.

Just remove .Value where you have it after cell1 or cell2.

[nickwhan]

Thanks for the help, problem was easily fixed

[TMS]

You're welcome.


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