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Hi there!

I would like to make a VBA form with textboxes to input name, surname,
address, city, city code and save the data into an excel file. Each
textbox should post data to it's own cell and after filling all of the
textboxes, should go to the next row.
So far, I managed to fill a single row in the workbook, not being able
to get the thingy into the next row.

Any ideas ? Any help will be appreciated.

SIncere regards,

Chuche Saku

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I think I'd look at building my own little address table, then use Data|Form to
enter the values.

Chuche Saku wrote:

Hi there!

I would like to make a VBA form with textboxes to input name, surname,
address, city, city code and save the data into an excel file. Each
textbox should post data to it's own cell and after filling all of the
textboxes, should go to the next row.
So far, I managed to fill a single row in the workbook, not being able
to get the thingy into the next row.

Any ideas ? Any help will be appreciated.

SIncere regards,

Chuche Saku


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