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Your English is not the problem here
![]() What EXACTLY are you trying to achieve, and if it is simply to get the pass/fail indication of the three values on your worksheet, why do you need the userform? You can achieve that with a function e.g. If you put the pass mark in a cell (here C1) then =IF(AND(A1>=C1,A2>=C1,A3>=C1),"PASS","FAIL") in A4 will indicate whether A1 through A3 have met the value in the C1.
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