Procedure Declaration Error When Summing Form Textboxes

reberryjr

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I'm trying to sum the value in 7 text boxes where the value of their coinciding combo box = "Interact". When I test this code, I get the following error:

"Compile Error: Procedure declaration does not match description of event or procedure having the same name."

The responses that I'm seeing after googling the issue, don't make any sense to me. They all seem to be related to the tile of the Private Sub, but this is how I've summed text box values in the past. Albeit, the actual calculation in other summing events didn't have an IF statement involved.

What do I need to do differently here?

Code:
Private Sub CalcInteractRefund()
If Me.cobo_FeeType1.Value = "Interact" Then
    Me.txt_InteractRefund.Value = Val(Me.txt_FeeAmt1.Text)
ElseIf Me.cobo_FeeType2.Value = "Interact" Then
    Me.txt_InteractRefund.Value = Val(Me.txt_InteractRefund.Text) + Val(Me.txt_FeeAmt2.Text)
ElseIf Me.cobo_FeeType3.Value = "Interact" Then
    Me.txt_InteractRefund.Value = Val(Me.txt_InteractRefund.Text) + Val(Me.txt_FeeAmt3.Text)
ElseIf Me.cobo_FeeType4.Value = "Interact" Then
    Me.txt_InteractRefund.Value = Val(Me.txt_InteractRefund.Text) + Val(Me.txt_FeeAmt4.Text)
ElseIf Me.cobo_FeeType5.Value = "Interact" Then
    Me.txt_InteractRefund.Value = Val(Me.txt_InteractRefund.Text) + Val(Me.txt_FeeAmt5.Text)
ElseIf Me.cobo_FeeType6.Value = "Interact" Then
    Me.txt_InteractRefund.Value = Val(Me.txt_InteractRefund.Text) + Val(Me.txt_FeeAmt6.Text)
ElseIf Me.cobo_FeeType7.Value = "Interact" Then
    Me.txt_InteractRefund.Value = Val(Me.txt_InteractRefund.Text) + Val(Me.txt_FeeAmt7.Text)
End If
End Sub
Private Sub txt_FeeAmt1_Exit()
Call CalcInteractRefund
End Sub
 

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The declaration should look like this:

Code:
Private Sub txt_FeeAmt1_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean)
 
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that error usu means you have 2 routines with the same name.
you are only allowed 1 sub called: CalcInteractRefund

do a ctl-F to find:
Sub CalcInteractRefund
or
Sub txt_FeeAmt1_Exit

(or you erased some parameters)
since nothing else is declared.
 
Last edited:
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Thanks @RoryA! I went back and looked at another app I have that sums, and noticed that I forgot to add that verbiage to this one.
 
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If you use the dropdowns at the top of the code window, the IDE will create the declarations for you.
 
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