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I would like to create my own UserForm with browse window.
How to do that? I want to point(only, not open) at file in computer and then send its path to program (as a string) I dont know how to create my own userform with "browsing" window and some more buttons to send this info further. Thanks for help in advice. |
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Use something already built-in instead of creating a form: Sub test() Dim V V = Application.GetOpenFilename If V = False Then MsgBox "chicken" Else MsgBox "Something with " & CStr(V) End If End Sub -- HTH. Best wishes Harald Excel MVP Followup to newsgroup only please "Greg" skrev i melding om... I would like to create my own UserForm with browse window. How to do that? I want to point(only, not open) at file in computer and then send its path to program (as a string) I dont know how to create my own userform with "browsing" window and some more buttons to send this info further. Thanks for help in advice. |
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Have a look at application.getopenfilename in the vb help.
simple use is strFileName = Application.getopenfilename() Robin Hammond www.enhanceddatasystems.com Check out our XspandXL add-in "Greg" wrote in message om... I would like to create my own UserForm with browse window. How to do that? I want to point(only, not open) at file in computer and then send its path to program (as a string) I dont know how to create my own userform with "browsing" window and some more buttons to send this info further. Thanks for help in advice. |
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