Run-time error 13

josros60

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Hi,

have the code below giving me run-time error 13 type mismatch and highlighting this line:

VBA Code:
rowselect = rowselect + 1

Complete code:

VBA Code:
Private Sub cmdupdate_Click()
If Me.cmbslno.Value = "" Then
MsgBox "SAGEID Can Not be Blank!!!", vbExclamation, "SAGEID"
Exit Sub
End If
SLNo = Me.cmbslno.Value
Sheets("DISTRIBUTION_SET_G-L_CODING").Select
Dim rowselect As String
Dim msg As String
Dim ans As String
rowselect = Me.cmbslno.Value
rowselect = rowselect + 1
Rows(rowselect).Select
Cells(rowselect, 2) = Me.txtvendor.Value
Cells(rowselect, 3) = Me.txtcurrency.Value
Cells(rowselect, 4) = Me.txtbPO.Value
Cells(rowselect, 5) = Me.txtapprover.Value
Cells(rowselect, 6) = Me.txtGLcode.Value
Cells(rowselect, 7) = Me.txtLineDes.Value
Cells(rowselect, 8) = Me.txttax.Value
Cells(rowselect, 9) = Me.txtAccTer.Value
Cells(rowselect, 10) = Me.txtOrgUnit.Value

rowselect = rowselect - 1
msg = "SAGEID " & rowselect & "  Successfully Updated...Continue?"
Unload Me
ans = MsgBox(msg, vbYesNo, "Update")
If ans = vbYes Then
UserForm1.Show
Else
Sheets("DISTRIBUTION_SET_G-L_CODING").Select
End If
End Sub

Thank you,
 

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You've declared rowselect as String. You should declare it as Long.

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Thank you.

I did the change but still giving same error type now highlight this line:

VBA Code:
rowselect = Me.cmbslno.Value
 
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If the value is not a number, you'll get that error. What value does it contain? If the value should be a number, you should test to make sure that it's in fact a number before proceeding with the rest of the code.
 
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I'm assuming that cmbslno is a combobox, correct? If so, anything you enter into a combobox is actually a text value. And, if you enter a number, it's still a text value. However, it can be assigned to a variable declared as Long. In this case, the text value will be converted into a number and assigned to the variable. But if you enter a text value that cannot be converted into a number, you'll get a type mismatch error when trying to assign it to a variable declared as Long.

What value does your combobox contain when the error occurs?
 
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Hi,
this what the cmbslno combobox contain at the time of the error this "SCOREC"

Thank you
 

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That's because you're trying to assign a string to a variable that has been declared as Long.

I see that first you're trying to assign a string to your variable, and then you're trying to increment it. So it's confusing.

Can you explain what it is you're trying to do?
 
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I am try to update a field in the userform the payment term in the vendor NET15 when click ok then get the error here is the code have now for
the update:

VBA Code:
Private Sub cmdupdate_Click()
If Me.cmbslno.Value = "" Then
MsgBox "SAGEID Can Not be Blank!!!", vbExclamation, "SAGEID"
Exit Sub
End If
SLNo = Me.cmbslno.Value
Sheets("DISTRIBUTION_SET_G-L_CODING").Select
Dim rowselect As Long
Dim msg As String
Dim ans As String
rowselect = Me.cmbslno.Value
rowselect = rowselect + 1
Rows(rowselect).Select
Cells(rowselect, 2) = Me.txtvendor.Value
Cells(rowselect, 3) = Me.txtcurrency.Value
Cells(rowselect, 4) = Me.txtbPO.Value
Cells(rowselect, 5) = Me.txtapprover.Value
Cells(rowselect, 6) = Me.txtGLcode.Value
Cells(rowselect, 7) = Me.txtLineDes.Value
Cells(rowselect, 8) = Me.txttax.Value
Cells(rowselect, 9) = Me.txtAccTer.Value
Cells(rowselect, 10) = Me.txtOrgUnit.Value

rowselect = rowselect - 1
msg = "SAGEID " & rowselect & "  Successfully Updated...Continue?"
Unload Me
ans = MsgBox(msg, vbYesNo, "Update")
If ans = vbYes Then
UserForm1.Show
Else
Sheets("DISTRIBUTION_SET_G-L_CODING").Select
End If
End Sub

thank you
 
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It looks like you would like to search Column A in your sheet called DISTRIBUTION_SET_G-L_CODING for the value entered in cmbslno, and then update that row based on the values from your textboxes on your userform. Is this correct?
 
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