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    Textbox value change to Red if greater than 0

    Hi, I was sure that the following code below changes to Red if my Cell from E34 ( 1 ) and Cell (Q34) is ( 0 ) then please change my Textbox to "RED". Can someone check please - cause it aint working. Private Sub Textbox32_Change() If Sheet5.Range("E34").Value > Sheet5.Range("Q34").Value Then...
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