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    Simple "If Then" Check Responding Unexpectedly

    Hello Everyone,

    I have what I think is a simple line of code that is not responding as I would expect and it's driving me crazy. I am building a workbook with forms where a user can input premium and retention estimates on insurance policies. I built in a check to make sure that the input box values are numeric before continuing and that worked fine but I ran into issues when I put in a line to check that the "High Estimate" values for premium and retention were higher than the "Low Estimate" values. The form is set up as follows with code for the "NextButton" click below it:

    Suggested Limit
    [ *LimitBox* ]
    Retention Amounts
    Low ----------------- High
    [ *LowRetBox* ] [ *HighRetBox* ]
    Premium Amounts
    Low ------------------ High
    [ *LowPreBox* ] [ *HighPreBox* ]

    *NextButton*

    Code (the or statement in the first If is because I have a check box to include the premium estimate as a part of another coverage line):

    Private Sub NextButton_Click()
    Dim LimNum As Long
    Dim LowRetNum As Long
    Dim HighRetNum As Long
    Dim LowPreNum As Long
    Dim HighPreNum As Long

    If (IsNumeric(LimitBox) And IsNumeric(LowRetBox) And IsNumeric(HighRetBox) And IsNumeric(LowPreBox) And IsNumeric(HighPreBox)) Or (IsNumeric(LimitBox) And IsNumeric(LowRetBox) And IsNumeric(HighRetBox) And CheckBox1 = True) Then

    If (HighRetBox > LowRetBox) And (HighPreBox > LowPreBox) Then

    LimNum = CLng(LimitBox)
    LowRetNum = CLng(LowRetBox)
    HighRetNum = CLng(HighRetBox)

    If CheckBox1 = False Then
    LowPreNum = CLng(LowPreBox)
    HighPreNum = CLng(HighPreBox)
    End If

    ActiveCell.Value = LimNum
    ActiveCell.Offset(2, 0).Select
    ActiveCell.Value = LowRetNum
    ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1).Value = HighRetNum
    If CheckBox1 = False Then
    ActiveCell.Offset(2, 0).Value = LowPreNum
    ActiveCell.Offset(2, 1).Value = HighPreNum
    Else
    ActiveCell.Offset(2, 0).Value = "Incl. in DO"
    ActiveCell.Offset(2, 1).Value = "Incl. in DO"
    End If

    CrimeForm.Hide

    Else
    MsgBox "Please assure High Retention & Premium values are larger than low values"
    End If

    Else
    MsgBox "Please enter only numbers"
    End If

    End Sub



    The problem is that the checks are all over and I can't figure out the association. I can have HighPreBox greater than LowPreBox and HighRetBox greater than LowRetBox and it still throws the else statement msgbox.

    Please help.

    Thank you,
    Bob

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    Re: Simple "If Then" Check Responding Unexpectedly

    I dont have time to look closely at the moment but a) you have no indents, b) your ifs are too complicated

    use

    if isnumeric(LoeRetBox) then
    debug.print "LoeRetbox is ok"
    else
    `show error message
    exit sub
    end if


    if isnumeric(Limitbox) then
    debug.print "Limitbox is ok"
    else
    `show error message
    exit sub
    end if
    etc


    you will soon find the logic problem
    Last edited by Graham Griggs; 01-11-2017 at 08:23 PM.

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    Re: Simple "If Then" Check Responding Unexpectedly

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