dimming a cell

sassriverrat

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good morning,

I have some code that I've written/compiled for making a "registration key" of sorts for a workbook. Only issue, if the "password, as defined in cell B39, is a series of numbers, the coding works perfectly. if the password is a word or letters, it doesn't. I'm guessing I've got everything dimmed wrong.

Someone help please. thanks!

Code:
Dim s As StringDim namer As String
Dim d As String
Dim ExpirationDate As Date
Dim pass1 As String
Dim pass2 As String




With Sheets("Developer")
    s = .Range("B34")                   'username
    'pass1 = .Range("B15:E15").Value     'sheet unprotect
    'pass2 = .Range("B39").Value         'date password
    ExpirationDate = .Range("E37")      'expiration date
    d = .Range("B39").Value             'registration key
    initialdate = .Range("C36")         'initializing date
End With


TryAgain:
        d = Application.InputBox("Your workbook date has expired. Please enter the registration key to renew your license.", namer)
        If d = False Then Exit Sub
        If d = CStr(Worksheets("Developer").Range("B39").Value) Then
            Sheets("Developer").Range("C36") = Date
            MsgBox "Welcome Back " & s, vbOKOnly, namer
        Else
            MsgBox "Password Incorrect, Please try again.", vbCritical, namer
            GoTo TryAgain
        End If
    End If
 
@Yongle

Great quick piece...I appreciate you posting that because I learned something new (something new everyday!). So I do see the advantages of the inputbox and I'll go with that.

Thank you all as always! I think I'm finally starting to be knowledgeable enough to pay it back- so thanks to you guys!
 
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