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Actually, could probably do it shorter:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-41826381-1">If Sheets(&quot;Queries&quot;).Range(&quot;F24&quot;).Value = True And Sheets(&quot;Selection&quot;).Range(&quot;C1&quot;).Value = &quot;&quot; Then
Sheets(&quot;Selection&quot;).Range(&quot;C1&quot;).Value = InputBox(&quot;Must enter your employee number&quot;) 
End If
Variable1 = Sheets(&quot;Queries&quot;).Range(&quot;F24&quot;).Value
Variable2 = Sheets(&quot;Selection&quot;).Range(&quot;C1&quot;).Value</code></pre>
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Actually, could probably do it shorter:



If Sheets("Queries").Range("F24").Value = True And Sheets("Selection").Range("C1").Value = "" Then
Sheets("Selection").Range("C1").Value = InputBox("Must enter your employee number") 
End If
Variable1 = Sheets("Queries").Range("F24").Value
Variable2 = Sheets("Selection").Range("C1").Value

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I have the following code, which has user enter employee number if blank, or just run the program.<br />
It works if there is no employee number - the box pops up as required. <br />
<b>But if the employee number is there, it errors on &quot;Resume&quot;</b><br />
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Can anyone help?<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28973922-1">If Sheets(&quot;Queries&quot;).Range(&quot;F24&quot;).Value = True And Sheets(&quot;Selection&quot;).Range(&quot;C1&quot;).Value = &quot;&quot; Then Sheets(&quot;Selection&quot;).Range(&quot;C1&quot;).Value = InputBox(&quot;Must enter your employee number&quot;) Else Resume</code></pre>
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I have the following code, which has user enter employee number if blank, or just run the program.
It works if there is no employee number - the box pops up as required. 
But if the employee number is there, it errors on "Resume"

Can anyone help?

(CODE)

VBA resume error

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