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Hi,
I have a data set that is updated via a data form. I can enter the data on the form, and a macro updates the data set (on another sheet). I can then select the next record via a drop down box, and a macro button retreives the data when pressed. My Problem: I want to add a button that allows me to move to the next row (either up or down) without going through the drop down box. I envisage having it attached to a 'spin button' if possible. Can you advise how this can be done to first get a macro (?) to select the next row, and secondly how to attach it to a button. Cheers |
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Maybe you could drop your userform and use Data|Form. It might be sufficient.
Or if you want sample code, take a look at John Walkenbach's enhanced data form: http://j-walk.com/ss/dataform/index.htm And the source code is available for a small fee ($20 USA, IIRC). Aussie wrote: Hi, I have a data set that is updated via a data form. I can enter the data on the form, and a macro updates the data set (on another sheet). I can then select the next record via a drop down box, and a macro button retreives the data when pressed. My Problem: I want to add a button that allows me to move to the next row (either up or down) without going through the drop down box. I envisage having it attached to a 'spin button' if possible. Can you advise how this can be done to first get a macro (?) to select the next row, and secondly how to attach it to a button. Cheers -- Dave Peterson |
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