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I have a userform that allows a person to enter information into several
textboxes and output the information into a worksheet. Is there a way that i could edit the information already put into the spreadsheet by searching for a number and then recalling all the information for that number into the userform? |
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If your data is in a contiguous table format w/column headings you might want
to consider using the built-in form accessed by clicking DATA and selecting FORM. You'll want to move the cell pointer to a location in the table before selecting the menu items. It would certainly save you a great deal of coding. -- Kevin Backmann "enyaw" wrote: I have a userform that allows a person to enter information into several textboxes and output the information into a worksheet. Is there a way that i could edit the information already put into the spreadsheet by searching for a number and then recalling all the information for that number into the userform? |
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This would work fine Kevin but I need the information brought back to the
userform because there are calculations done on the userform before the info is pasted. I would also need to overwrite the existing data when i am finished editing. "Kevin B" wrote: If your data is in a contiguous table format w/column headings you might want to consider using the built-in form accessed by clicking DATA and selecting FORM. You'll want to move the cell pointer to a location in the table before selecting the menu items. It would certainly save you a great deal of coding. -- Kevin Backmann "enyaw" wrote: I have a userform that allows a person to enter information into several textboxes and output the information into a worksheet. Is there a way that i could edit the information already put into the spreadsheet by searching for a number and then recalling all the information for that number into the userform? |
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