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Open Form when file opened
How do I create a form to open when a file/spreadsheet is opened?
Example: Dept Name Hours Vac Sick Total adb Joe 24 8 8 40(sum of the hours entry) The form would just be the information above to key in. when the file is opened I want the keyer to see the fields that need to be keyed in. I don't care if she can see the spreadsheet or not while she is keying in information. also the ability to 'Add New Employee' |
Open Form when file opened
You could use Data Form...
-- Wigi http://www.wimgielis.be = Excel/VBA, soccer and music "Dana" wrote: How do I create a form to open when a file/spreadsheet is opened? Example: Dept Name Hours Vac Sick Total adb Joe 24 8 8 40(sum of the hours entry) The form would just be the information above to key in. when the file is opened I want the keyer to see the fields that need to be keyed in. I don't care if she can see the spreadsheet or not while she is keying in information. also the ability to 'Add New Employee' |
Open Form when file opened
My apologies, I didn't give enough information.
I have already created the form. I would like the form to open, when the file is opened for the end user. It doesn't matter to me if the excel spreadsheet shows in the background or not. I just want the first thing the user see is the input form. I have done this before - several months ago and can not remember how I accomplished this. Thanks for your time. "Wigi" wrote: You could use Data Form... -- Wigi http://www.wimgielis.be = Excel/VBA, soccer and music "Dana" wrote: How do I create a form to open when a file/spreadsheet is opened? Example: Dept Name Hours Vac Sick Total adb Joe 24 8 8 40(sum of the hours entry) The form would just be the information above to key in. when the file is opened I want the keyer to see the fields that need to be keyed in. I don't care if she can see the spreadsheet or not while she is keying in information. also the ability to 'Add New Employee' |
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