How do I Select multiple rows using multipe variables?

thediscopossum

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I am currently attempting to select multiple rows (Rows are variables) to group via a macro.

The problem is, it is not selecting the rows i want.
It seems to be putting the variables together as opposed to adding the totals together
ie, if MSTextBox = 3 and AVTextBox = 4, It groups Rows 4-34. Not Rows 4-8

Also the variables are taken from a text box within a userform.

Private Sub MSTextBox_Change()
Dim MSTextBox As Integer
End Sub

Private Sub AVTextBox_Change()
Dim MSTextBox As Integer
End Sub

Private Sub FinishButton_Click()
Rows((MSTextBox + 1) & " : " & ((MSTextbox) + (AVTextBox))).Select
Selection.Rows.Group
End Sub

Any assistance is greatly appreciated
 

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Hi and Welcome to MrExcel,

The TextBox.Value property will be returned as a String data type.

It looks like you were trying to change the data type of the TextBoxes through statements like this, but that won't work.
Code:
Dim MSTextBox As Integer

Even though you are using an "+" addition operator, VBA concatenates the two strings instead of adding them.

Sometimes VBA will coerce Strings that have numeric values into Numbers, but a best practice in coding is to be explicit in using Conversion Functions to change the data type to what is needed.

Here's one way to code that.

Code:
Private Sub FinishButton_Click()

 If IsNumeric(MSTextBox.Value) And _
   IsNumeric(AVTextBox.Value) Then
   
   Rows(MSTextBox.Value & ":" & CStr( _
      CInt(MSTextBox.Value) + _
      CInt(AVTextBox.Value))).Group
 Else
   MsgBox "Invalid data: AV and MS must be numbers"
 End If
End Sub

It validates that the entries are numeric. You could go one step further and validate that the numbers are within a specified min and max value range.
 
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