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Hi folks,
Well I purchased 4 books, aan I've been learning more about EXcel and VBA. Its a hard and fast learning curve. Excel is offering more capabilities than I ever thought! Anyway...I have a problem as below: I have two workbooks - Workbook 1 and Workbook 2 In Workbook 1 the user can enter data such as Age, Name Address. I have a submit button linked to a macro which passes this info to Workbook 2 and saves it. Each time the button is clicked, the data moves down 1 row and is saved, building up a long list of entries. I'm sure you know the principle....anyway... So then all the data saved in WorkBook 2 is linked back to be displayed in Workbook 1 with a simple '=' The reason for this is that I can update the program by changing Workbook 1, and the user can upgrade by replacing Workbook 1 without losing their data in Workbook 2.....anyway.... My problem is thus: The user can now see their saved item lists in Workbook 1 which is basically the user interface. How can I let the user select any item from their displayed lists and delete the selected item in Workbook 2 where the list is saved? How can I get the program to find the correct item in Workbook 2 and delete that specific row. I can number each row entry, but still don't know how to get that row of data deleted? Does this make sense? I'm thinking this might require a section of VBA code.....what do you think? Thanks for any ideas... |
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