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What is the formula to capture username from system into excel she
Hello,
im working on excel sheet which use by multiple user. I want a perticular cell in sheet to capture the username whenever they open the sheet. i've questioned this before and i was give the formula below. I tried copy paste the formula into vb section of excel sheet but doesnt seem to work. In the formula there's no cell reference. So where the system will capture the username into xecel sheet? Function UserNameWindows() As String UserName = Environ("USERNAME") End Function Please help.. |
What is the formula to capture username from system into excel she
That is not a formula, that is a UDF. Add tat to a standarad VBA code
module, and in the worksheet in some cell add =UserNameWindows() -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Dave VB logic for excel" wrote in message ... Hello, im working on excel sheet which use by multiple user. I want a perticular cell in sheet to capture the username whenever they open the sheet. i've questioned this before and i was give the formula below. I tried copy paste the formula into vb section of excel sheet but doesnt seem to work. In the formula there's no cell reference. So where the system will capture the username into xecel sheet? Function UserNameWindows() As String UserName = Environ("USERNAME") End Function Please help.. |
What is the formula to capture username from system into excel
Dave, Bob,
I've been searching for this information - the "ENVIRON" statement that you show below. I had an Access problem and now you helped me solve it - so thank you. BTW the line should be UserNameWindows = Environ("USERNAME") "Bob Phillips" wrote: That is not a formula, that is a UDF. Add tat to a standarad VBA code module, and in the worksheet in some cell add =UserNameWindows() -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Dave VB logic for excel" wrote in message ... Hello, im working on excel sheet which use by multiple user. I want a perticular cell in sheet to capture the username whenever they open the sheet. i've questioned this before and i was give the formula below. I tried copy paste the formula into vb section of excel sheet but doesnt seem to work. In the formula there's no cell reference. So where the system will capture the username into xecel sheet? Function UserNameWindows() As String UserName = Environ("USERNAME") End Function Please help.. |
What is the formula to capture username from system into excel she
Sub Username()
Dim user As String user = Application.Username 'MsgBox user ActiveCell.Value = user End Sub On Monday, March 09, 2009 5:24 PM DaveVBlogicforexce wrote: Hello, im working on excel sheet which use by multiple user. I want a perticular cell in sheet to capture the username whenever they open the sheet. i've questioned this before and i was give the formula below. I tried copy paste the formula into vb section of excel sheet but doesnt seem to work. In the formula there's no cell reference. So where the system will capture the username into xecel sheet? Function UserNameWindows() As String UserName = Environ("USERNAME") End Function Please help.. On Monday, March 09, 2009 5:30 PM Bob Phillips wrote: That is not a formula, that is a UDF. Add tat to a standarad VBA code module, and in the worksheet in some cell add =UserNameWindows() -- __________________________________ HTH Bob On Tuesday, March 10, 2009 8:02 AM dhstei wrote: Dave, Bob, I've been searching for this information - the "ENVIRON" statement that you show below. I had an Access problem and now you helped me solve it - so thank you. BTW the line should be UserNameWindows = Environ("USERNAME") "Bob Phillips" wrote: Submitted via EggHeadCafe SharePoint Get Attachment with Attachment Icon Using Javascript http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...avascript.aspx |
What is the formula to capture username from system into excel she
Sub Username()
Dim user As String user = Application.Username 'MsgBox user ActiveCell.Value = user End Sub On Monday, March 09, 2009 5:24 PM DaveVBlogicforexce wrote: Hello, im working on excel sheet which use by multiple user. I want a perticular cell in sheet to capture the username whenever they open the sheet. i've questioned this before and i was give the formula below. I tried copy paste the formula into vb section of excel sheet but doesnt seem to work. In the formula there's no cell reference. So where the system will capture the username into xecel sheet? Function UserNameWindows() As String UserName = Environ("USERNAME") End Function Please help.. On Monday, March 09, 2009 5:30 PM Bob Phillips wrote: That is not a formula, that is a UDF. Add tat to a standarad VBA code module, and in the worksheet in some cell add =UserNameWindows() -- __________________________________ HTH Bob On Tuesday, March 10, 2009 8:02 AM dhstei wrote: Dave, Bob, I've been searching for this information - the "ENVIRON" statement that you show below. I had an Access problem and now you helped me solve it - so thank you. BTW the line should be UserNameWindows = Environ("USERNAME") "Bob Phillips" wrote: On Tuesday, March 01, 2011 7:39 AM vinay tukkapuram wrote: Sub Username() Dim user As String user = Application.Username 'MsgBox user ActiveCell.Value = user End Sub Submitted via EggHeadCafe Statistics, Probability, Lotteries and Dumb Programmers http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials...ogrammers.aspx |
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