To avoid the Type Mismatch error, use the built-in CSng function to convert the string stored in the value1 variable to a Single type number : CSng « Data Type Functions « VBA / Excel / Access / Word

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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Data Type Functions » CSng

To avoid the Type Mismatch error, use the built-in CSng function to convert the string stored in the value1 variable to a Single type number


 



Sub AddTwoNums2()

    Dim myPrompt As String

    Dim value1 As String

    Dim mySum As Single



    Const myTitle = "Enter data"



    myPrompt = "Enter a number:"

    value1 = InputBox(myPrompt, myTitle, 0)

    mySum = CSng(value1) + 2



    MsgBox mySum & "(" & value1 & "+2)"

End Sub

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