Syntax eror?

ddub25

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Office Version
  1. 2019
Platform
  1. Windows
Sub Ent1_1BrUp1stSt()
Dim Conditions1 As String
Dim Conditions2 As String
Dim ConditionsAll As String

Conditions1 = Range("E94").Text
Conditions2 = Range("H93").Text

ConditionsAll = Conditions1 & Conditions2

MessageBox.Show (ConditionsAll)
End Sub

I was expecting this code to output the text in Conditions1 and Conditions2 in a message. E94 = True and H93 = True

I get a Run-time error '424': Object required
 

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Hi,

change this line

Code:
MessageBox.Show (ConditionsAll)


to this

Code:
MsgBox (ConditionsAll)

Dave
 
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Thanks, I didn't think there was too much wrong. Problem solved
 
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