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Populating a VBA UserForm
Thanks for this, this seems to be the easiest way.
-----Original Message----- Put the data in textboxes or labels, put it in a listbox or combobox. There are many ways you could do it. Listbox seems like it would be the easiest to me Listbox1.RowSource = "Sheet1!A1:B24" -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Danny Sowden" wrote in message ... I have used the VBA UserForm and can now display a form which opens up when i click a picture and also has a close button on it. How do i now get the form to display the data from the worksheet i.e. A1:B24. I just want the form to pick up certain data depending on which picture the user selects. Thanks, Danny . |
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