Using vbKeyReturn in KeyPress Event of a TextBox [RESOLVED]

I have a VBapp with a textbox that the user enters numbers into. If they press the return key, I want a sub called. The following code works fine, except for one thing. When the return key is pressed, I get a "ding" sound indicating an error (although the textbox still retains the number entered). I put in an error handler and noticed that an error is generated with each key stroke. The error no. returned is "0" and there is no error description. Can anyone help me to get rid of this annoying bug?

Code:

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Private Sub txtEdit_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)

'Each keystroke generates an error - text is still put into textbox

'On Error GoTo errhandler
'errhandler:
    'MsgBox Err.number & " - " & Err.Description
 
    Select Case KeyAscii
        Case vbKeyReturn
            ' When the user hits the return key
            ' this code'll move the next cell or row.
            Call DataEntryCell
                If booMsgBox = True Then
                    booMsgBox = False
                End If
            With ActiveGrid
                If .col + 1 <= .Cols - 1 Then
                    .col = .col + 1
                    Active_FlxCell.col = .col
                ElseIf .row + 1 <= .Rows - 1 Then
                    .row = .row + 1
                    Active_FlxCell.row = .row
                    '.col = 0
                Else
                    .row = 1
                    .col = 0
                End If
              DataEntryBox ActiveGrid
            End With
    End Select

End Sub

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If I remember correctly, changing the FORM's parameter for KEYPREVIEW to FALSE will stop that ding. I could be wrong...

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If I remember correctly, changing the FORM's parameter for KEYPREVIEW to FALSE will stop that ding. I could be wrong...

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It is set to FALSE... so that's not the problem. Anyone have other suggestions?

Here some Code I use to make sure it "N/Y"

Code:

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Private Sub txtTempPostNY_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)

If KeyAscii = 121 Then
    KeyAscii = 89
ElseIf KeyAscii = 110 Then
    KeyAscii = 78
ElseIf KeyAscii = 89 Or KeyAscii = 78 Or KeyAscii = 8 Then
    KeyAscii = KeyAscii
Else
    Beep
    KeyAscii = 0
End If

End Sub

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Code:

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Private Sub txtEdit_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)

If KeyAscii = 13 Then
    Call DataEntryCell
    If booMsgBox = True Then
        booMsgBox = False
    End If
    With ActiveGrid
        If .col + 1 <= .Cols - 1 Then
            .col = .col + 1
              Active_FlxCell.col = .col
        ElseIf .row + 1 <= .Rows - 1 Then
              .row = .row + 1
              Active_FlxCell.row = .row
              '.col = 0
        Else
              .row = 1
              .col = 0
        End If
        DataEntryBox ActiveGrid
    End With
End If

End Sub

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So you would want this!

Mudfish... I don't understand what you're doing...

Private Sub txtTempPostNY_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)

If KeyAscii = 121 Then F10 key
KeyAscii = 89 Y key
ElseIf KeyAscii = 110 Then decimal point
KeyAscii = 78 N key
ElseIf KeyAscii = 89 Or KeyAscii = 78 Or KeyAscii = 8 Back space Then
KeyAscii = KeyAscii
Else
Beep
KeyAscii = 0
End If

End Sub

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Originally Posted by Stan

Mudfish... I don't understand what you're doing...

Private Sub txtTempPostNY_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)

If KeyAscii = 121 Then y key
KeyAscii = 89 Y key
ElseIf KeyAscii = 110 Then n key
KeyAscii = 78 N key
ElseIf KeyAscii = 89 Or KeyAscii = 78 Or KeyAscii = 8 Back space Then
KeyAscii = KeyAscii
Else
Beep
KeyAscii = 0
End If

End Sub

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That the small y and n! The back space allow them to do it over.

LOL

KeyAscii = KeyAscii
what is the use of that

Perhaps I'm slow, but what does any of these responses have to do with my problem?

I block with a beep every thing but back space, little y, big Y, little n and Big N.
If it is little n or y I upper case them.

Stan the KeyAscii for the enter button is 13

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Originally Posted by mudfish

Stan the KeyAscii for the enter button is 13

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Mudfish... I'm aware of that. I appreciate your attention to my posting but it's not addressing my original problem (at least I don't see it does). :)

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Originally Posted by mudfish

Code:

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Private Sub txtEdit_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)

If KeyAscii = 13 Then
    Call DataEntryCell
    If booMsgBox = True Then
        booMsgBox = False
    End If
    With ActiveGrid
        If .col + 1 <= .Cols - 1 Then
            .col = .col + 1
              Active_FlxCell.col = .col
        ElseIf .row + 1 <= .Rows - 1 Then
              .row = .row + 1
              Active_FlxCell.row = .row
              '.col = 0
        Else
              .row = 1
              .col = 0
        End If
        DataEntryBox ActiveGrid
    End With
End If

End Sub

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So you would want this!

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Try this. I do not think that "Case vbKeyReturn", is working the way you want it to or change Case vbKeyReturn to Case 13

Before you call your function, set KEYASCII = 0 - you've already trapped the action and done your business - I think leaving the KEYPRESS event with KEYASCII having a 13 value could be the problem.

Mudfish... the problem doesn't seem to be related to the Case vbKeyReturn. I have the same problem with using

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If KeyAscii = 13 Then

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What line is the problem?

vbKeyReturn = 13

what is the difrence between 13 and 13?

MAn, I want to smash my head in from reading this....

Your error handler is in the wrong spot. It doesn't go at the top -- that will cause it to run every time....

Code:

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Private Sub txtEdit_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)

'Each keystroke generates an error - text is still put into textbox

On Error GoTo errhandler
 
    Select Case KeyAscii
        Case vbKeyReturn
            ' When the user hits the return key
            ' this code'll move the next cell or row.
            Call DataEntryCell
                If booMsgBox = True Then
                    booMsgBox = False
                End If
            With ActiveGrid
                If .col + 1 <= .Cols - 1 Then
                    .col = .col + 1
                    Active_FlxCell.col = .col
                ElseIf .row + 1 <= .Rows - 1 Then
                    .row = .row + 1
                    Active_FlxCell.row = .row
                    '.col = 0
                Else
                    .row = 1
                    .col = 0
                End If
              DataEntryBox ActiveGrid
            End With
    End Select

    Exit Sub

errhandler:
    MsgBox Err.number & " - " & Err.Description

End Sub

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That's why you got a Error number of 0. It means there is no error. But you had the message box there and so it would run. You need to put the error handler at the bottom, only go there when there's an error, and exit the sub before you hit the code when there is no error.

Tg

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Originally Posted by szlamany

Before you call your function, set KEYASCII = 0 - you've already trapped the action and done your business - I think leaving the KEYPRESS event with KEYASCII having a 13 value could be the problem.

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That fixed the problem... many thanks :thumb:

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Originally Posted by techgnome

MAn, I want to smash my head in from reading this....

Your error handler is in the wrong spot. It doesn't go at the top -- that will cause it to run every time....

Code:

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Private Sub txtEdit_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)

'Each keystroke generates an error - text is still put into textbox

On Error GoTo errhandler
 
    Select Case KeyAscii
        Case vbKeyReturn
            ' When the user hits the return key
            ' this code'll move the next cell or row.
            Call DataEntryCell
                If booMsgBox = True Then
                    booMsgBox = False
                End If
            With ActiveGrid
                If .col + 1 <= .Cols - 1 Then
                    .col = .col + 1
                    Active_FlxCell.col = .col
                ElseIf .row + 1 <= .Rows - 1 Then
                    .row = .row + 1
                    Active_FlxCell.row = .row
                    '.col = 0
                Else
                    .row = 1
                    .col = 0
                End If
              DataEntryBox ActiveGrid
            End With
    End Select

    Exit Sub

errhandler:
    MsgBox Err.number & " - " & Err.Description

End Sub

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Calm down.... I am aware of the proper "etiquette" for error handling. I wrote it the way I did because I wanted to see what was happening (also, did you not see that it was REM'd out - ie. not active).

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Originally Posted by Stan

That fixed the problem... many thanks :thumb:

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You are very welcome - I don't think anyone understood your problem.

We've had it ourselves - I just wasn't at work when I gave my first reply...

:)

i knew what he ment but i coulndt come from laughing because so many posts on such simple problem :wave:

I have the same problem and I don't quite understand what you are saying. When I write something in my textbox and press enter it beeps. This is my code:

Private Sub Text2_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)
If KeyAscii = 13 Then
RichTextBox1.Text = RichTextBox1.Text & Text2.Text & vbCrLf
Winsock1.SendData Text2.Text & vbCrLf
Text2.Text = ""
Text2.SetFocus
End If
End Sub

What should I do to make it stop beeping?

Set KeyAscii to the value 0 inside the IF/THEN

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Originally Posted by szlamany

Set KeyAscii to the value 0 inside the IF/THEN

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Thanks!

I wrote about the exact same problem twice before, and until today, haven't been able to find out how to get rid of it. It is more of a DING rather than a BEEP. I had removed all beeps from the program, and still had the annoying DING!

Thanks, szlammy. That did the trick!

I fee'l like putting something in CODEBANK about 'Removing DING from Keypress event"

LOL !