If condition is <=0 then exit sub or return

[paraxis]

I have written the following code. I would like to add code that if user inputs 0 in quantity to be printed, then file is closed without being saved and / or printed;

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Can any one help me please? I know it is a little simple but right now I am stuck.
Thanks
Paraxis

[carddards]

Try:

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[royUK]

paraxis

Take the time to read the Forum Rules and use Code tags in future

[paraxis]

Hello Roy,
Sorry about tags. But I do not know what I have to do to use tags to make my code simpler to digest.
Please help as I need to ask another question and I have vb code to send on this forum.
Thanks
Paraxis

[mudraker]

When typing up your post you will see a # icon in the text formatting window (Just aove the area you type in), Click on the icon and it will place the word CODE inclosed within square bracket followed by /CODE also inclosed in square brackets. The cusor will appear between ][ brackets.
This is were all of your VBA code goes.

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[paraxis]

Hi Carddards
I have followed your code which worked well when it was alone. I inserted code in a longer code and when user input 0 as qty and he pressed "No" in pop up window to "Save File" error 400 was generated. The code is as follows:

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I want that when user input is 'n', file is printed for 'n' copies and then saved in the next sequential number. When user input '0' user is prompted that "You chose not to print. File will be saved without being printed' and file is then saved in the next sequential number. Can you help as I have quite a headache with this one.
10X
Paraxis