Input Box not working properly

lionelnz

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I want activate an input box (using VBOkCancel) if there is a zero or null value in a cell.

If per chance the user does not enter a number using the input box I want the the sub to select the cell and then exit the sub.

My problem is that the input box is not coming up empty. It has the value 1 in it which is interfering with the purpose of the sub. Here is the sub (BTW rFall is dimmed as integer) -

Code:
If Range("B21").Value = "" Then
            rFall = Application.InputBox("Enter rainfall in mls", "Rainfall", vbOKCancel, 1)
                If rFall = "" Then
                Range("B21").Select
                Exit Sub
                Else
                End If
       Else
           
       End If
 

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you had the vbOKCancel in the "default" parameter ..... vbOKCancel = 1

tip: click between the ( and the " in the inputbox line to place the text cursor there
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Code:
Sub aa()

    If Range("B21").Value = "" Then
        rFall = Application.InputBox("Enter rainfall in mls", "Rainfall", "", , , , , vbOKCancel)
        If rFall = "" Then
            Range("B21").Select
            Exit Sub
        End If
    End If


End Sub
 
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Thanks for this it works fine. The only problem I had was the line

If rFall = "" Then

I had to change it to
If rFall = 0 Then because of dimming rFall as Integer

Lionel
Go the Wallabies & Kangaroos!!!!!!:cool::cool::cool::cool:</pre>
 
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