VBA userform warning for filters still shows interface

sdhutty

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Hi there,

I currently have a command button and when pressed a userform interface appears. However if a filter is on in the spreadsheet and I press the command button a message box appears stating that "filters are on. please turn off filters before entering information in the userform" - then the userform appears anyway regardless

I want to change this.

If filters are on and that message appears - once they press OK the userform doesn't turn up after the message. It will only turn up if filters are off.

Here is the code:

Code:
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
Dim ws As Worksheet: Set ws = Worksheets("AccessGrants")
Dim x As Long, i As Long
    With ws.AutoFilter
        x = .Filters.Count
        For i = 1 To x
            If .Filters.Item(i).On Then
                MsgBox "WARNING: Filters on. Please turn all filters off before entering information.", vbExclamation, "FilterWarning"
            End If
        Next
    End With
    Dim oneCell As Range
    Dim iName As Long, iUserName As Long
    
    cboName.ColumnCount = 2
    cboUsername.ColumnCount = 2
    With cboName
        For Each oneCell In Range("D7:D9000")
            For iName = 0 To .ListCount - 1
                If LCase(oneCell.Value) < LCase(.List(iName, 0)) Then Exit For
                If oneCell.Value = .List(iName, 0) Then GoTo DoNotAdd
            Next iName
            .AddItem oneCell.Value, iName
            .List(iName, 1) = oneCell.Offset(0, 1).Value
DoNotAdd:
        Next oneCell
    End With
    
    With cboUsername
        For iName = 0 To cboName.ListCount - 1
            For iUserName = 0 To .ListCount - 1
                If cboName.List(iName, 1) < .List(iUserName, 0) Then
                Exit For
                End If
            Next iUserName
            cboUsername.AddItem cboName.List(iName, 1), iUserName
            .List(iUserName, 1) = iName
        Next iName
    
        For iUserName = 0 To .ListCount - 1
            cboName.List(.List(iUserName, 1), 1) = iUserName
        Next iUserName
    End With
    
    cboName.ColumnWidths = ";0"
    cboUsername.ColumnWidths = ";0"
End Sub

Thanks :)
 

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