Object Required Error in an Edit tracking code

Raghav Chamadiya

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Office Version
  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
So, I have a userform which I am using for both submit and editing the database. The requirement is to track the edit changes in a sheet like this:

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I am struggling with the columns C, D, and E which are edited parameters, their old and new values. For that this is the code I have so far,

VBA Code:
Option Explicit
Global oldValues, newValues, titles
Global sep

Sub Edit()
    Application.DisplayAlerts = False
    Application.ScreenUpdating = False
    Application.AutomationSecurity = msoAutomationSecurityLow
    Dim id As Range
    Set id = Worksheets("Transport Assesment").Range("A:A").Find(what:=frm3.TextBox1.Value, LookIn:=xlValues)
    
    oldValues = ""
    newValues = ""
    titles = ""
    
    Worksheets("Transport Assesment").Unprotect "Ramu@lt12"
    If Not id Is Nothing Then
    
    
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 1).Value, frm3.TextBox13.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 2).Value, frm3.DTPicker2.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 4).Value, frm3.ComboBox7.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 3).Value, frm3.ComboBox8.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 5).Value, frm3.ComboBox6.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 25).Value, frm3.TextBox15.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 6).Value, frm3.ComboBox1.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 7).Value, frm3.TextBox2.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 8).Value, frm3.ComboBox2.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 9).Value, frm3.TextBox3.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 10).Value, frm3.ComboBox3.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 11).Value, frm3.TextBox4.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 12).Value, frm3.ComboBox4.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 13).Value, frm3.TextBox5.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 14).Value, frm3.ComboBox5.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 15).Value, frm3.TextBox6.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 16).Value, frm3.DTPicker3.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 17).Value, frm3.TextBox14.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 18).Value, frm3.DTPicker4.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 19).Value, frm3.TextBox9.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 20).Value, frm3.DTPicker1.Value
        LogChanges id.Offset(, 26).Value, frm3.TextBox16.Value
        
        If Len(titles) > 0 Then
            MsgBox (titles)
        End If
            
            Worksheets("Transport Assesment").Protect "Ramu@lt12"
        Else
            MsgBox "No match found!"
    End If
End Sub


Sub LogChanges(c As Range, vNew)
    With c
        sep = IIf(Len(titles) > 0, ";", "") 'need a separator?
        If .Value <> vNew Then
            'track the changes
            titles = titles & sep & .Parent.Cells(1, .Column).Value 'column titles in Row1
            oldValues = oldValues & sep & ValueOrBlank(.Value)  'track old value
            newValues = newValues & sep & ValueOrBlank(vNew)    'track new value
            .Value = vNew                                       'update the cell
        End If
    End With
End Sub

Function ValueOrBlank(v)
    ValueOrBlank = IIf(Len(v) > 0, v, "[blank]")
End Function

The problem I have with this code is that it is giving an object required error everytime I try to edit something at the line:
VBA Code:
LogChanges id.Offset(, 1).Value, frm3.TextBox13.Value

Please help me, I know it might be a minor silly mistake, but I am stuck on it from way too long. Thanks in advance
 

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Code:
Sub LogChanges(c As Range, vNew)

Code:
LogChanges id.Offset(, 1).Value, frm3.TextBox13.Value

From what I see, LogChanges expects you pass as first argument a Range, but you indeed pass a value.

May be you want to use
Code:
LogChanges id.Offset(, 1), frm3.TextBox13.Value

But this depends on how LogChanges is designed to work

Bye
 
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From what I see, LogChanges expects you pass as first argument a Range, but you indeed pass a value.

May be you want to use
Code:
LogChanges id.Offset(, 1), frm3.TextBox13.Value

But this depends on how LogChanges is designed to work

Bye
Thank you so much, solved the issue. I will take care of these things from next time. Thanks again
 
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