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Check for Value in Before Update Event

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soupisgood84

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Can someone tell me why my code doesn't work? There are no errors (other then it not working). Please Help!

Code:
Private Sub RequisitionPrice_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
       If Me.RequisitionPrice = "$0.00" Then
              'Message box warning
        MsgBox "Warning  " _
             & RequisitionPrice & " is not a valid entry." _
             & vbCr & vbCr & "You will now been taken to the record to correct tis problem.", _
               vbInformation, "Warning"
        Cancel = True
        End If
End Sub
 
I'd say that the problem is here:

[tt]If Me.RequisitionPrice = "$0.00"[/tt]

Currency is a format, the value would be zero.

[tt]If Me.RequisitionPrice = 0[/tt]
 
I thought that too, but the immediate window says that they are equal....plus I tried it both ways.
 
Is this textbox bound? Why not add a debug.print of the value?

If you type:
?"$0.00"=0
Into the immediate window, you will get a type mismatch error.
 
The default value set by Access was 0, because the type was set to Currency. But even then when I actually use 0 instead of "$0.00" the IF statement should work right?
Have I done something wrong in the statement?

Remou....
Really? I typed the same thing in my immediate window and it came back "True
 
If you use 0 instead of "$0.00" the IF statement should work, yes.

What version of Access are you using? I checked with Access 2000 and Access 2007 and if you include the quotes, you will get a type mismatch error.
 
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