I'm trying to add a validation on a box within a userform that I am working on. I want to make sure that if the user selects the value Direct within a combo box within the userform, they will be unable to leave the TxtAmt box empty. They will have to enter a numeric value within the box if Direct is selected. I thought if I added
Users would no longer be able to leave the amount box blank. Unfortunately, I cannot even get to the testing phase, because I encounter a Compile Error: Expected expression, and the <> operator is highlighted. I also tried to write it usingIf Me.cboDirectIndirect.Value = "Direct" Then Me.TxtAmt.Text <> "" End If
instead ofMe.TxtAmt.Value
But that didn't work either. Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong? I added the if statement at the end of the sub-query. Here's the entire sub-query:Me.TxtAmt.Text
I appreciate any and all help. Thanks!Private Sub txtAmt_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) If Me.txtAmt.Value = "" Then Me.OverShortAmt.Caption = "" Cancel = True MsgBox ("Amount Box cannot be empty! Please enter in a dollar amount in Numeric Form.") Exit Sub ElseIf Not IsNumeric(Me.txtAmt.Value) And Me.txtAmt.Value <> "" Or Me.txtAmt.Value = " " Then Cancel = True MsgBox ("Please enter in a valid numeric amount! NO TEXT OR SPACES!") Exit Sub End If With Me.OverShortAmt If Me.txtAmt.Value < 0 Then .BackStyle = fmBackStyleTransparent .BackColor = rgbAquamarine .ForeColor = vbRed .Caption = "Short" .Font = Bold Else .BackStyle = fmBackStyleTransparent .BackColor = rgbWhite .ForeColor = vbBlack .Caption = "Over" .Font = Bold End If End With If Me.txtAmt.Value = "" Then Me.OverShortAmt.Caption = "" End If If Me.cboDirectIndirect.Value = "Direct" Then Me.txtAmt.Text <> "" End If End Sub
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