I have an input box. When it becomes active, there are two buttons, [OK] and [CANCEL].
How can I trigger code for pressing the [CANCEL BUTTON]?
The code doesn't display the message "Cancelled" when the user presses the [CANCEL] button as I had hoped it might.
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Incidentally it's usually good practice to Dim your variables and have an Option Explicit instruction above the Procedure code.Please Login or Register to view this content.
This forces you to declare variables. Without that you risk mis-spelling a variable in your code which will merrily continue having created a new 'on the fly' variable and you'll get unexpected results.
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Check for length of ui1.
Ex:
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Thank you both for your support! I wouldn't have believed that to have worked since the input box has a default value (alt_alias) in it ... so their is a length and it isn't equal to "". It works, I just can't see the logic.
Basically inpubox passes value to variable only when OK is pressed. So, when cancel is hit, the variable remains null.
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