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Userform and variable
Hi,
I have a userform, and you enter a number. Then based on the input the userform runs code that uses the number. Usually I have the input box, where the number is input, linked to the worksheet, then the code references the worksheet x = Sheets("Sheet1").range("a1").value then it does the code, but is their a direct way to set variables using the input in the userform. |
Userform and variable
Jeff,
It depends on the control, but something like Variable = UserformName.ControlName.Value ..Value might be .Text, etc. depending on the control HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Jeff" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a userform, and you enter a number. Then based on the input the userform runs code that uses the number. Usually I have the input box, where the number is input, linked to the worksheet, then the code references the worksheet x = Sheets("Sheet1").range("a1").value then it does the code, but is their a direct way to set variables using the input in the userform. |
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