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Display contents of a cell in a user form text box -- Excel 2003 VBA
Hello,
I am trying to display the value of a static cell ("F3") in a text box within a user form. The user should not have to take any action to display this value--it is being used as a confirmation of a file creation and provides instructions as to what the user should do next. The value within the text box is the file name, which is being written to cell "F3" of my worksheet. Any help anyone could provide would be appreciated! Thanks, John |
Answer: Display contents of a cell in a user form text box -- Excel 2003 VBA
Hi John,
To display the value of cell F3 in a text box within a user form in Excel 2003 VBA, you can follow these steps:
Now, when you open the user form, the value of cell F3 will be displayed in the text box automatically. If the value of cell F3 changes, the text box will update automatically as well. |
Display contents of a cell in a user form text box -- Excel 2003 V
You should be able to set the value before the form is open.
Userform1.textbox1.text = "Mystring" "hiskilini" wrote: Hello, I am trying to display the value of a static cell ("F3") in a text box within a user form. The user should not have to take any action to display this value--it is being used as a confirmation of a file creation and provides instructions as to what the user should do next. The value within the text box is the file name, which is being written to cell "F3" of my worksheet. Any help anyone could provide would be appreciated! Thanks, John |
Display contents of a cell in a user form text box -- Excel 2003 V
On Feb 19, 8:10 am, Joel wrote:
You should be able to set the value before the form is open. Userform1.textbox1.text = "Mystring" "hiskilini" wrote: Hello, I am trying to display the value of a static cell ("F3") in a text box within a user form. The user should not have to take any action to display this value--it is being used as a confirmation of a file creation and provides instructions as to what the user should do next. The value within the text box is the file name, which is being written to cell "F3" of my worksheet. Any help anyone could provide would be appreciated! Thanks, John- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I tried that, but it did not work--the text box is empty. This is what I have: Private Sub TextBox1a_Click() Dim myString Sheets("Data").Select Range("F3").Select myString = Range("F3") UserForm2.TextBox1a.Text = myString End Sub Thanks. |
Display contents of a cell in a user form text box -- Excel 2003 V
Does this work for you?
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() TextBox1.Text = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("F3").Value End Sub "hiskilini" wrote: Hello, I am trying to display the value of a static cell ("F3") in a text box within a user form. The user should not have to take any action to display this value--it is being used as a confirmation of a file creation and provides instructions as to what the user should do next. The value within the text box is the file name, which is being written to cell "F3" of my worksheet. Any help anyone could provide would be appreciated! Thanks, John |
Display contents of a cell in a user form text box -- Excel 2003 V
On Feb 19, 8:21 am, Mike wrote:
Does this work for you? Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() TextBox1.Text = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("F3").Value End Sub "hiskilini" wrote: Hello, I am trying to display the value of a static cell ("F3") in a text box within a user form. The user should not have to take any action to display this value--it is being used as a confirmation of a file creation and provides instructions as to what the user should do next. The value within the text box is the file name, which is being written to cell "F3" of my worksheet. Any help anyone could provide would be appreciated! Thanks, John- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yes--that works perfectly. Thanks so much for your help! John |
Display contents of a cell in a user form text box -- Excel 20
You could also link the textbox to the cell using the controlsource property
In the textboxes property window, find the controlsource property controlsource: Sheet1!F3 this may not be desirable if you allow the user to edit the textbox. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "hiskilini" wrote: On Feb 19, 8:21 am, Mike wrote: Does this work for you? Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() TextBox1.Text = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("F3").Value End Sub "hiskilini" wrote: Hello, I am trying to display the value of a static cell ("F3") in a text box within a user form. The user should not have to take any action to display this value--it is being used as a confirmation of a file creation and provides instructions as to what the user should do next. The value within the text box is the file name, which is being written to cell "F3" of my worksheet. Any help anyone could provide would be appreciated! Thanks, John- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yes--that works perfectly. Thanks so much for your help! John |
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