Input Box Fails to Cancel

[Dalan]

I have been using a module for printing labels in Access 97, and
although it works fine, I would like to resolve a minor problem. The
module allows for setting the number of labels to print and/or to
skip; however, the Cancel command button does not function at all, nor
does clicking the X-close. Clicking either one is the same as clicking
the OK button. I have tried virtually everything, but to no avail.

Since the module creates and displays the input box, I assume that I
will need a piece of code to address the issue. A copy of the module
is posted below. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks,
Dalan

Option Compare Database
Option Explicit

Dim LabelBlanks&
Dim LabelCopies&
Dim BlankCount&
Dim CopyCount&

Function LabelSetup()
LabelBlanks& = Val(InputBox$("Enter Number of Blank Labels to Skip"))
LabelCopies& = Val(InputBox$("Enter Number of Copies to Print"))
If LabelBlanks& < 0 Then LabelBlanks& = 0
If LabelCopies& < 1 Then LabelCopies& = 1
End Function

Function LabelInitialize()
BlankCount& = 0
CopyCount& = 0
End Function

Function LabelLayout(R As Report)
If BlankCount& < LabelBlanks& Then
R.NextRecord = False
R.PrintSection = False
BlankCount& = BlankCount& + 1
Else
If CopyCount& < (LabelCopies& - 1) Then
R.NextRecord = False
CopyCount& = CopyCount& + 1
Else
CopyCount& = 0
End If
End If
End Function

[Salad]

Dalan wrote:

I have been using a module for printing labels in Access 97, and
although it works fine, I would like to resolve a minor problem. The
module allows for setting the number of labels to print and/or to
skip; however, the Cancel command button does not function at all, nor
does clicking the X-close. Clicking either one is the same as clicking
the OK button. I have tried virtually everything, but to no avail.

Since the module creates and displays the input box, I assume that I
will need a piece of code to address the issue. A copy of the module
is posted below. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks,
Dalan

Option Compare Database
Option Explicit

Dim LabelBlanks&
Dim LabelCopies&
Dim BlankCount&
Dim CopyCount&

Where/when are the functions called. You could do something like
Sub PrintIt()
LabelInitialize
LabelSetup
If msgbox("Do you want to print these labels at this time?",vbQUestion
+ vbYesNo) = vbYes then
'call the report
endif
End Sub


Function LabelSetup()
LabelBlanks& = Val(InputBox$("Enter Number of Blank Labels to Skip"))
LabelCopies& = Val(InputBox$("Enter Number of Copies to Print"))
If LabelBlanks& < 0 Then LabelBlanks& = 0 If LabelCopies& < 1 Then LabelCopies& = 1 End Function

Function LabelInitialize()
BlankCount& = 0
CopyCount& = 0
End Function

Function LabelLayout(R As Report)
If BlankCount& < LabelBlanks& Then
R.NextRecord = False
R.PrintSection = False
BlankCount& = BlankCount& + 1
Else
If CopyCount& < (LabelCopies& - 1) Then
R.NextRecord = False
CopyCount& = CopyCount& + 1
Else
CopyCount& = 0
End If
End If
End Function

[Bob Quintal]

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I have been using a module for printing labels in Access 97,
and although it works fine, I would like to resolve a minor
problem. The module allows for setting the number of labels to
print and/or to skip; however, the Cancel command button does
not function at all, nor does clicking the X-close. Clicking
either one is the same as clicking the OK button. I have
tried virtually everything, but to no avail.
If you read the Access help file section for Inputbox, you will see
that pressing Cancel returns a zero-length string. You should
immediately test for that condition before testing for legal values,
then gracefully exit the procedure.

Bob Q

Since the module creates and displays the input box, I assume
that I will need a piece of code to address the issue. A copy
of the module is posted below. Any assistance will be greatly
appreciated. Thanks, Dalan

[Dalan]

Thanks anyway Bob, but I gracefully found an alternate method to
achieve the same results by pressing the once famous DOS key in the
upper left corner. Dalan
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ot***@safe-mail.net (Dalan) wrote in
news:50**************************@posting.google.c om:

I have been using a module for printing labels in Access 97,
and although it works fine, I would like to resolve a minor
problem. The module allows for setting the number of labels to
print and/or to skip; however, the Cancel command button does
not function at all, nor does clicking the X-close. Clicking
either one is the same as clicking the OK button. I have
tried virtually everything, but to no avail.

If you read the Access help file section for Inputbox, you will see
that pressing Cancel returns a zero-length string. You should
immediately test for that condition before testing for legal values,
then gracefully exit the procedure.

Bob Q

Since the module creates and displays the input box, I assume
that I will need a piece of code to address the issue. A copy
of the module is posted below. Any assistance will be greatly
appreciated. Thanks, Dalan