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what is the difference
what is the difference between using excel worksheets to add vba controls
and using forms to do the same. I mean we can add vba controls,say comboboxes ,listboxes in worksheets we can also use a form to do the same thing ,what is the differencewhat are the merits or demerits, thank you regards |
what is the difference
youngman
There may be some subtle differences between the actual controls, but they are by and large the same. The difference is in how you want to present them and navigation. With a form, you can use Multipages to group similar controls and give the interface a whole different feel (like a wizard) that you don't get on a worksheet. You tab to navigate between the controls on a form, but the user has a lot more places to roam on a worksheet. Thos are the differences as I see them. -- Dick Kusleika MVP - Excel www.dicks-clicks.com Post all replies to the newsgroup. "youngman" wrote in message ... what is the difference between using excel worksheets to add vba controls and using forms to do the same. I mean we can add vba controls,say comboboxes ,listboxes in worksheets we can also use a form to do the same thing ,what is the differencewhat are the merits or demerits, thank you regards |
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