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templates and Forms
I am trying to build a form in Excel that will track the entries into the
form in a list format on a worksheet. I would like to save the form as a shared file so multiple users can use the form for data entry (like a true database form). In help there is mention of the "template wizard with data tracking". Where can I get this template. It is not in templates on my computer, nor can I find it on microsoft.com. Is this worth trying, or should I recommend that they use the built in form that Excel provides for lists. Any tricks there? -- Thanks, Allison |
templates and Forms
Alison The template wizard does not contain a template, you create the form you need in Excel, save it, then using the template wizard convert your form into a template(this can be made public) that stores any data entered into a database using the same headings as your form. (you'll need to create this also beforehand), have fun. -- Colin Pollard "Allison" wrote: I am trying to build a form in Excel that will track the entries into the form in a list format on a worksheet. I would like to save the form as a shared file so multiple users can use the form for data entry (like a true database form). In help there is mention of the "template wizard with data tracking". Where can I get this template. It is not in templates on my computer, nor can I find it on microsoft.com. Is this worth trying, or should I recommend that they use the built in form that Excel provides for lists. Any tricks there? -- Thanks, Allison |
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