IF Function, if true then leave the cell unchanged

[loststudent]

Hi everyone!

I'm making a company's stock application in VBA.

I have a userform that adds orders details (including unit prices) to a sheet and I want the unit price added to be updated on another sheet (with the current stock). The updated cell would have the value added through the userform, but only if there is an order entry regarding it. Otherwise, the value should remain the same.

I tried using IFSUM, so that if it can find the product in the range of unit prices on the other sheet, the cell would be updated. But I need a value_if_false that would make no change to the cell and, as I found out, there is no way to do that with formulas (correct me if I'm wrong).

I don't know how to do this with VBA either, so some code would be very appreciated (instructions needed too, I'm not a complete beginner, but not a pro either).

Thank you!

 

[NdNoviceHlp]

Your already using VBA if your using a userform. If your entering it to 1 sheet, just enter it to the 2nd sheet at the same time. Your wrong. The whole purpose of an If statement is to manage the possibility of a false condition ie. If(Some condition, do this when condition correct, do this when condition is incorrect). If you want help U need to specify where your data is (specify column and row), what needs to happen to it and where you want the output (specify column and row). HTH. Dave