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Worksheet form vs. Userform...which is better?
I am using Excel XP as a UI for SQL Server 2005 Express.
I will be executing stored procedures I will read data into Excel from SQL Server I will have charts, list boxes and several buttons. Question: Is there an advantage to using Userforms for this or just placing the tools on a worksheet and making a pretty form? The VBA code behind should be the same? I am leaning toward to just placing the tools on a worksheet and changing the color and place in a logo. Thanks. |
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