Exception to the obligation to fill in all fields of a UserForm

Aretradeser

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Exception to the obligation to fill in all fields of a UserForm
Through a UserForm I have a form with which I register a series of data. In principle, this code requires all the fields to be filled in, if they are not filled in then the empty ComboBox and Textbox are coloured in red and you get a warning screen, which warns you: "DATA NOT FILLED IN", preventing you from registering the data, as all the fields are not filled in.
The problem is that I don't know how to modify this code to make an exception with one of the ComboBoxes, specifically with the ComboBox2. I want that, although this ComboBox2 is not filled in, the rest of the data can be registered.

CODE
Rich (BB code):
Private Sub cmdbRegistrar_Click()
    Dim Salir       As Boolean
    Dim fe1         As Date
    Dim fe2         As Date
    Dim NotComplete As Boolean
    Dim i           As Integer, a As Integer
    For i = 1 To 7
        For a = 1 To 2
            With Me.Controls(Choose(a, "ComboBox", "TextBox") & i)
                If .Enabled Then .BackColor = IIf(Len(.Text) > 0, vbWindowBackground, vbRed)
                If .BackColor = vbRed Then NotComplete = True
            End With
        Next a
    Next i
    If NotComplete Then
        MsgBox "DATA NOT FILLED IN !!!", vbExclamation, "Entry Required"
        Exit Sub
    End If
    If IsDate(TextBox1) Then fe1 = CDate(TextBox1)
    fe1 = CDate(TextBox1)
    TextBox1 = Format(fe1, "mm/dd/yyyy")
    If Not IsDate(TextBox2) Then
        MsgBox "ENTER A VALID DATE", vbExclamation
        TextBox2.SetFocus
        Exit Sub
    End If
    fe2 = CDate(TextBox2)
    TextBox2 = Format(fe2, "mm/dd/yyyy")
    Sheets("BDATOS").Select
    Sheets("BDATOS").Unprotect ("123")
    With Worksheets("BDATOS")
        t = Cells(Rows.Count, 2).End(xlUp).Row
        If Me.ComboBox1 = "ESPAÑA" Or Me.ComboBox1 = "PORTUGAL" Then
            Cells(t + 1, 2) = TextBox6 & " " & Trim(TextBox7) & ", " & TextBox5
        Else
            Cells(t + 1, 2) = Trim(TextBox6) & ", " & TextBox5
        End If
        Cells(t + 1, 3) = ComboBox5
        Cells(t + 1, 4) = ComboBox6
        Cells(t + 1, 5) = ComboBox1
        Cells(t + 1, 6) = ComboBox2
        Cells(t + 1, 7) = ComboBox3
        Cells(t + 1, 8) = ComboBox4
        Cells(t + 1, 9) = TextBox1.Value
        Cells(t + 1, 10) = TextBox2.Value
        Cells(t + 1, 11) = 0 + TextBox3
        Cells(t + 1, 12) = ComboBox7
        Cells(t + 1, 13) = TextBox4.Value
        Cells(t + 1, 14) = Right(TextBox1.Value, 4)
    End With
    Cells(t, 13).Select
    Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("M" & t & ":M" & t + 1), Type:=xlFillDefault
    Sheets("BDATOS").Protect ("123")
    For n = 1 To 12
        On Error Resume Next
        Controls("textbox" & n) = ""
        Controls("combobox" & n) = ""
    Next
    Sheets("DATOS").Select
    Cells.Select
    Cells.EntireColumn.AutoFit
End Sub
 

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Hi,
try the update to code below

Rich (BB code):
For i = 1 To 7
        For a = 1 To 2
            With Me.Controls(Choose(a, "ComboBox", "TextBox") & i)
                If .Enabled Then .BackColor = IIf(Len(.Text) > 0 Or .Name = "ComboBox2", vbWindowBackground, vbRed)
                If .BackColor = vbRed Then NotComplete = True
            End With
        Next a
    Next i

Dave
 
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Solution
Hi,
try the update to code below

Rich (BB code):
For i = 1 To 7
        For a = 1 To 2
            With Me.Controls(Choose(a, "ComboBox", "TextBox") & i)
                If .Enabled Then .BackColor = IIf(Len(.Text) > 0 Or .Name = "ComboBox2", vbWindowBackground, vbRed)
                If .BackColor = vbRed Then NotComplete = True
            End With
        Next a
    Next i

Dave
Again, thank you very much, Dave. With your code provided, it works perfectly.
Of course I am grateful for each and every one of the contributions made by the magnificent members of this wonderful forum, to which I am very honoured and grateful to belong.
 
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