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Input Screen
I've seen a spreadsheet made for data input where ther was a input screen,
similar to the ones you can design in Access, but I don't know how to create and input screen. Can onyone help me? |
Chandra,
If you're entering into a table, take a look at Data - Form. Your table needs headings. If you want a custom-made input form, you do that in Visual Basic, and have to write code to handle the things the user does in your form (like put the stuff into a sheet, etc). -- Earl Kiosterud mvpearl omitthisword at verizon period net ------------------------------------------- "Chandra" wrote in message ... I've seen a spreadsheet made for data input where ther was a input screen, similar to the ones you can design in Access, but I don't know how to create and input screen. Can onyone help me? |
Thank you, that was very helpful. I have now figured out what you're
referring to with Visual Basic, I just don't know how to assign a text box to go to a particular column. Doesn that make sense? "Earl Kiosterud" wrote: Chandra, If you're entering into a table, take a look at Data - Form. Your table needs headings. If you want a custom-made input form, you do that in Visual Basic, and have to write code to handle the things the user does in your form (like put the stuff into a sheet, etc). -- Earl Kiosterud mvpearl omitthisword at verizon period net ------------------------------------------- "Chandra" wrote in message ... I've seen a spreadsheet made for data input where ther was a input screen, similar to the ones you can design in Access, but I don't know how to create and input screen. Can onyone help me? |
Debra Dalgleish has a getstarted with userforms at:
http://www.contextures.com/xlUserForm01.html Chandra wrote: Thank you, that was very helpful. I have now figured out what you're referring to with Visual Basic, I just don't know how to assign a text box to go to a particular column. Doesn that make sense? "Earl Kiosterud" wrote: Chandra, If you're entering into a table, take a look at Data - Form. Your table needs headings. If you want a custom-made input form, you do that in Visual Basic, and have to write code to handle the things the user does in your form (like put the stuff into a sheet, etc). -- Earl Kiosterud mvpearl omitthisword at verizon period net ------------------------------------------- "Chandra" wrote in message ... I've seen a spreadsheet made for data input where ther was a input screen, similar to the ones you can design in Access, but I don't know how to create and input screen. Can onyone help me? -- Dave Peterson |
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