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forms in Excel
Hi,
I would like to create a form in Excel that can be used as a source for an Access table. I don't necessarily want to create the form in the VBA editor. There are two form features in an Excel sheet: The Control toolbox and the Forms toolbox. How should i decide which one to use? Thanks! Jake |
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My question is very simple (I hope): in MS Works, you can toggle between List
View and Form View, and print an individual record in the latter. Can this be done in Excel? "Jake" wrote: Hi, I would like to create a form in Excel that can be used as a source for an Access table. I don't necessarily want to create the form in the VBA editor. There are two form features in an Excel sheet: The Control toolbox and the Forms toolbox. How should i decide which one to use? Thanks! Jake |
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