Is there a way to see if a textbox is blank.. what I mean is, there may be some spaces in the text box which make it seem that there is something in the Textbox but all they are, are blank spaces.. no numbers in otherwords..
On a userform I have a textbox7 to enter in only the last 4 digits of the persons shop phone #. I have it coded that if the textbox isn't empty, it will put the required extension "X-" in front of it to identify it as a phone extension. If the cell is empty, it will remove it so it doesn't put the X- in the database without a phone #.
Finally the problem, if there are spaces in textbox7, no numbers, it will think that something is in there and put X- .. this messes up the database.
How do I check the textbox to see if it has numbers in there.. This is my code now...
' If TextBox7 is empty Then Phone = Blank
If TextBox7.Value = "" Then
PhoneC = " "
Else
' Preps Phone number with X- for extension
Fourdigit = TextBox7
Plus = "X-"
PhoneC = Plus + Fourdigit
End If
I am attempting to format some TextBoxes from within a For/Next loop. I need a way to check which TextBox is the active TextBox in the loop. Using i as the variable, I came up with this code snippet: Me.Controls("TB" & i).Text = Format("TB" & i, "mm/dd/yy")
If i = 3, this gives me in TextBox3 (which is called TB3) the text 'TB3' and not the value of what is in TB3. It has got to bo something simple, I just can't see it!!!
I want to use the Validation function under the Data menu to check a cell for a number range, a blank cell, or for one or more spaces. I have a formula to do the first two but not to check for one or more spaces. I'm running Excel for Mac 2011.
I having trouble getting this IF statement to function properly. The Bold section is the part that will not function properly. I have checked all the spelling, spaces, but for some reason it wont display properly.
Based on the above is there a way to make this a type of lookup?
is there a formula which can locate instances of same text even though due to spaces it may look different? for example, "bad apple" and "badapple" are essentially the same.
I have an instance where I have a list of numbers in different rows with different amounts and I want to add up the last 6 numbers, they're all in the same column however they're not all in consecutive rows.
Also, the gaps between the rows is not consistent.
The example below explains what I mean (I've add numbers in between so you can see the varying gaps, but they're actually blank cells)
I have rows with "numbers" like 1 250,30 and 1 350,50, but they aren't in number format (I guess this is the problem). I am trying to get rid of the extra space between the "numbers" but the substitute or trim function does not work for me. I also tried to divide and multiply the numbers but it does not work.
I want to get the extra space of and to the number format.
I have a SS that has 20,000 rows. One of the columns contains numbers. I'm tryiny to filter out the numbers that are NOT 7 digits long. The problem i have is that some of the cells have space in between the numbers. e.g 240 1332, 432 2443, 234 2345 234 etc. And some are normal e.g 4234535, 53596835, 3459284, 2423 etc. So, filtering between ranges isn't working i think because numbers with spaces in them aren't read as numbers in excel.
I have a credit card number problem where I am trying to trim the data so that I get rid of the spaces between the numbers (number sequence look like this: 5999 9999 9999 9999. This is currently formatted as text, and I would like to maintain this as text and not convert it to a number. The trim function can't seem to get rid of the spaces.
I have inserted a set of numbers from the web, and some are appearing with $, and others with commas, and also some with spaces before the numbers. I can remove the $ and commas fine using crtl replace but cant get rid of the spaces before the numbers? I seem to remember in word there is a way to do this using crt+replace (using $ or ^ sign perhaps?) but need my memory jogged.
I am using concatenate and it looks something like this. =CONCATENATE(C6,B6,B7,B8,B9), then I go in and add " ", to add spaces between each number so it looks like this =CONCATENATE(C6," ",B6," ",B7," ",B8," ",B9).
Sometimes there are 100 or more cells I am selecting, I would like to use shift, but then it looks like this :
=CONCATENATE(B4:B127)
How do I add spaces to a range?
My problem is very similar to the question asked in this thread [URL] .... but I am using numbers and would like to separate them with spaces.
I am using concatenate and it looks something like this. =CONCATENATE(C6,B6,B7,B8,B9), then I go in and add " ", to add spaces between each number so it looks like this =CONCATENATE(C6," ",B6," ",B7," ",B8," ",B9). Sometimes there are 100 or more cells I am selecting, I would like to use shift, but then it looks like this =CONCATENATE(B4:B127), how do I add spaces to a range?
my problem is very similar to the question asked in this thread http://www.excelforum.com/excel-work...ncatenate.html but I am using numbers and would like to separate them with spaces.
I need to check if value entered in a textbox in a userform, linked to cell in the worksheet was not entered already in other textboxes in the same userform.
I am trying to produce a useform to allow me to input some golf scores into Excel.
Therefore, I have many textboxes for entering the score for each hole and to make the input process very efficient I am moving the focus to the next textbox automatically when a single digit score has been entered. Unfortunately, although I hate to admit it
I do now and then have a double digit score and so I have a Checkbox1 which allows me to enter scores >9 if checkbox1 =false.
I can use the code below to check if the score is less or greater than 10 but I will have to enter it into 18 textboxes and change the name of the textbox details from IF Textbox1.value <... to IF Textbox 2.value < etc. I will also have to change the text according to the name of the next tectbox to allow me to set the focus.
Can anyone please advise how I can check if the 'current' textbox (which has the focus) is less than or greater than 10 without needing to know the name of the textbox?
Also, can I obtain the name of Textbox1 so that I can set the focus to Textbox2 ie Textbox1+1?
As stated I can use my existing code but I am sure there must be a more elegent way of doing this and I am trying to learn a little about VBA.
Private Sub TextBox1_Change()
If TextBox1.Value < 10 And CheckBox1 = True Then UserForm1.TextBox2.SetFocus End If If TextBox1.Value >= 10 And CheckBox1 = False Then UserForm1.TextBox2.SetFocus End If
I have a set of text boxes in my sheet. I was wondering if there is a way to perform a spell check on the textboxes only (not the cells in the worksheet). I have tried searching the code on the forum, found some which are using 'MSForms.TextBox', dont know why I am getting error.
I need to confirm that a date is entered correctly into a userform.
This code works for a command button, but not for a WorkSheet_Change event.
My textbox is the first in the userform, and needs to be checked immediately, as the labels in the rest of the userform all change to reflect the date that was entered.
What is the best way to do this? I tried a keycode = vbKeyReturn option, but cannot get it to work?
Code: Private Sub DateCheck() Dim DateString As String Dim DateProper As Date Dim EntryOK As Boolean EntryOK = False
I have a userform that lets the user input a quanity. The check box will allow the total in textbox5 to be placed in another cell once the Accept buton is clicked. My problem is when the checkbox is checked, I cant get the total in textbox5 to cell E27.
Im sure this is not hard, but giving me a fit. :x
Private Sub Accept_Click() Call AllGood2 End Sub
End SubPrivate Sub cancel_Click() Unload Me End Sub
Private Sub CheckBox1_Change() If CheckBox1 = True Then CheckBox1 = TextBox5.Text End Sub
Private Sub TextBox1_Change() Call totalTextBoxes End Sub
Private Sub TextBox2_Change() Call totalTextBoxes End Sub
I am trying to have a macro to take a value from a text box and see if it is matches a value that is in a specified range. If it comes back true then it shows an error message. This code is working for text values, but if it is numeric it will not find find it.
Sub SearchForMatch() 'Procedure level declarations Dim rngCell As Range Dim bMatch As Boolean ' Loop through each cell in the nominated range For Each rngCell In Range("B4:B50") 'If there us a matching value then set your 'boolean flag to true and exit the loop If rngCell.Value = TextBox1.Value Then bMatch = True Exit For End If
Next 'If a match was found then alert the user If bMatch Then MsgBox ("Name already exsists.") End Sub
iam trying to get a messagebox to notify the user that the text he has entered into the userform textbox is already in use in a sheets column. this is what i have been trying to get to work
Private Sub txtID_Change() If Sheet3. Range("a8:a1000") = "B" & txtID.Value Then MsgBox "Text already in use, Please use different text" End If End Sub
If I enter into a textbox1 the following 09/31/2009 the result is that its not a date (because there is only 30 days in September - not 31). OR if I put in "13/25/2009" Can I have a macro that checks whether or not its a valid date and if so a message box appears that says: "Invalid date"
I am trying to allow the Command Button when clicked to go through multiple conditions before making a decision. So, when someone clicks on Command Button 3 the code should look to see if CheckBox1 is true, then it should check today's date, and if it is between a range of days, or even months, then it would add the number in TextBox1 with the amount already in cell H18. This event will happen every time someone clicks on the Command Button.
The end result is to have several sheets (4 total) for each quarter in the fiscal year, and if the dates are within those parameters, the clicking of the command button will update the correct sheet.
My problem with fractional numbers in a textbox. But I still have issues. This time I'm uploading the workbook in question. click on the word "AutoVIB" which will bring up the user form. Then go to the Screens sheet and try the first slider that's not labeled. This is the slider that I've instituted the code that you so graciously supplied. It does display fractions but now has a very peculiar behavior. The other sliders that I've left coded as before work fine in that they function properly.
I have a TextBox on a multipage on a userform. When used, entries are trapped by
Private Sub tbxCrew_Change() Call OnlyNumbers
The code then successfully shifts to the following
Private Sub OnlyNumbers() If TypeName(Me.ActiveControl) = "TextBox" Then
At this point, it decides that TypeName(Me.ActiveControl) = "MultiPage", not "TextBox" and skips over to End Sub allowing me to enter both text and numbers in the TextBox.
I have a VBA user form that asks for user's input. The form has 3 textbox. I would like to check for the entry & make sure that it's numeric & not null. If it's not numeric or null, I'd like to display a warning message & highlight the textbox & ask for entry again.
Here's what I have but it's not really working. The warning message will come up but the next textbox is highlighted:
Private Sub TextBox1_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean)
If Not IsNumeric(Me.TextBox1.Value) Then MsgBox "Please Enter Only Numeric Values" TextBox1.SetFocus End If
End Sub
Private Sub TextBox2_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean)
If Not IsNumeric(Me.TextBox2.Value) Then MsgBox "Please Enter Only Numeric Values" TextBox2.SetFocus End If
I am trying to make validation so a textbox in a form can only accept only letters. At the moment however i can only seem to stop it entering numbers on its own, i cant stop it from accepting letters and numbers. here is the code so far. (please try keep the code simple as possible i have seen more diffuclt solutions but they are to difficult)
Private Sub LetterVal() 'Validation to ensure only Letters may be entered into the text box. If IsNumeric(Textbox1) Then Textbox1.BackColor = &HFF& MsgBox ("Only letters aloud in field") Else Textbox1.BackColor = &H80000005 End If End Sub
I have a list of numbers that I have to concatenate with another number depending on if it falls within the parameters and I don't know how to do a lookup on that. I currently am using a complex if/or/and statement which is too dificult to debug and extremely complex like this: if(OR(AND(a>=1,a<=10),AND(a>=20,a<=30)),concatenate(a,"123"),if(OR(AND(a>10,a<20),(a>30,a<40))),conc atenate(a,"456"),"a is not in the parameter")
is there a way to do a lookup for this?
Something else to throw into the mix, there are some ranges that shouldn't be there and return nothing so from 40-55, there shouldn't be a result.
also, there are some that are just one number (56 gets 789 but then at 57 it goes back to abc)
