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Use a static set of data for input into a macro
I have a macro designed to move a sheet to a different workbook dependant on
who the adviser is. At the moment I have this looking at a certain cell in a workbook. What I would really like is when the macro is set off an input box pops up and gives the options of adviser names to choose from. If this possible, and if so how? Cheers, cdb |
Use a static set of data for input into a macro
dim adviser as string
..... adviser = Inputbox "Enter Adviser's name" HTH -- AP "cdb" a écrit dans le message de ... I have a macro designed to move a sheet to a different workbook dependant on who the adviser is. At the moment I have this looking at a certain cell in a workbook. What I would really like is when the macro is set off an input box pops up and gives the options of adviser names to choose from. If this possible, and if so how? Cheers, cdb |
Use a static set of data for input into a macro
Cheers, but this is not quite what I need. I'm going to have, say, 5 advisers
and I only want one of those 5 names to be entered as a selection and I don't think the code you've supplied will do that. For example, my advisers are Jo, John, Jim, Jeff and Jerry Each of the workbooks I want to copy the sheet to has the advisers name in it, which is why I only want to have these 5 as the input options. So what I require is a list of options to choose from with my input box (whether it be a drop down box, tick box etc, but I want the 5 names visible and a way to select one of them only) "Ardus Petus" wrote: dim adviser as string ..... adviser = Inputbox "Enter Adviser's name" HTH -- AP "cdb" a écrit dans le message de ... I have a macro designed to move a sheet to a different workbook dependant on who the adviser is. At the moment I have this looking at a certain cell in a workbook. What I would really like is when the macro is set off an input box pops up and gives the options of adviser names to choose from. If this possible, and if so how? Cheers, cdb |
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