Add event listener to Excel Textbox (lose focus)
For embedded ActiveX Excel control - add the following in the sheet mobile in VBA. TextBox1 is the name of the control:
Private Sub TextBox1_LostFocus()
End Sub
For userform - use the following where Textbox1 is the name of your textbox:
Private Sub TextBox1_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean)
End Sub
You can set the Cancel bool to True if you do not want to lose focus from the textbox. In addition the code is placed within the UserForm >> Right Click >> View Code.
Ole Henrik Skogstrøm
Updated on June 05, 2022Comments
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Ole Henrik Skogstrøm almost 2 years
I need to fire an sub or a command when a user is done using a text box in Excel.
I have tried using the AfterUpdate() event and the LoseFocus() event like this:
Public Sub Kommentar_AfterUpdate() MsgBox ("Hurray") End Sub
The text box is named
Kommentar
and is inside the sheetRadio
. Also, where is the code supposed to be written? i have tried placing it in code sheet for the Radio sheet, and in a separate module.Any tip, hint or answer is appreciated!
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Ole Henrik Skogstrøm over 11 yearsThis is a text box in excel, not inside a userform. Is this code meant for a userform text box?
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InContext over 11 yearsupdated my answer and included embedded Excel controls. In VBA you can see in the event dropdown (top right) all available events for the control.
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Davesexcel over 8 yearsHow is this the answer, the textbox is not an activeX control.
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InContext over 8 yearsuser added as an ActiveX control, this way you are not restricted to just the click event. For the avoidance of doubt I have updated my answer.