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Email Addresses
I'm trying to enter email addresses via a Userform and a TextBox, and
although the data is stored in the cell, it is not in email format. If I double click the cell and then hit a CR, it assumes the proper format. How can I make it happen directly from the TextBox? Tom |
Email Addresses
The reason your email addresses are not "click-able" is that you have not run
that small part of the Excel user interface that makes it "click-able" For example, if you directly type an email address or hyperlink into a cell and then touch ENTER, Excel analyzes the string make makes a "click-able" link or address. That is why it becomes click-able after you edit the cell. If you have a long column of non-clickable addresses, say A1 thru A200: then in B1 put =HYPERLINK(A1) and copy down to make a "click-able" column. You can instill "click-ability" from VBA as well and skip the helper column. -- Gary's Student gsnu200712 "TomD" wrote: I'm trying to enter email addresses via a Userform and a TextBox, and although the data is stored in the cell, it is not in email format. If I double click the cell and then hit a CR, it assumes the proper format. How can I make it happen directly from the TextBox? Tom |
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