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How do I create a form in Excel that I can send to be filled out?
I want to create a form in Excel that I can send out so people can fill it
out electronically and then send it back to me. I need lines in the form and when I add lines I have to widen the column and then it messes up the previous wording. I know it can be done but not sure if I have to protect it, create a template (how do I do that), or lock some of the cells. Help! |
How do I create a form in Excel that I can send to be filled out?
For lines have you considered simply bottom borders?
i.e. wording in A1 bottom borders on B1:E1 Or lines drawn from the Drawing Toolbar. No need to widen any columns. Save the workbook and send it out to users to fill in and send back after they save it under a new name. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 13:34:01 -0800, PurseGirl24 wrote: I want to create a form in Excel that I can send out so people can fill it out electronically and then send it back to me. I need lines in the form and when I add lines I have to widen the column and then it messes up the previous wording. I know it can be done but not sure if I have to protect it, create a template (how do I do that), or lock some of the cells. Help! |
How do I create a form in Excel that I can send to be filled out?
Hi PurseGirl.
Please check out my web site:- http://www.pierrefondes.com/ - and go to item number 42 where I show you how to set up and use a Form. I think this is what you want (but am not sure). If my comments have helped please hit Yes. Thanks. "PurseGirl24" wrote: I want to create a form in Excel that I can send out so people can fill it out electronically and then send it back to me. I need lines in the form and when I add lines I have to widen the column and then it messes up the previous wording. I know it can be done but not sure if I have to protect it, create a template (how do I do that), or lock some of the cells. Help! |
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