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Signature Macro
I am looking for a macro that I can attach to a button in
an Excel form that will pull either the registry name or the user name into a field in the form. This would be similar to a signature macro that is used in Outlook. We need this for a manager's authorization on a form. Any help from experts out there would be greatly appreciated! |
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Keven,
No expert me, but Range("A1") = Application.UserName -- sb "Keven Hoopiiaina" wrote in message ... I am looking for a macro that I can attach to a button in an Excel form that will pull either the registry name or the user name into a field in the form. This would be similar to a signature macro that is used in Outlook. We need this for a manager's authorization on a form. Any help from experts out there would be greatly appreciated! |
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Keven
Range("A1").Value = Application.UserName places the user name in A1 of the active sheet. I suppose you can use something like TextBox1 = Application.userName Regards Peter -----Original Message----- I am looking for a macro that I can attach to a button in an Excel form that will pull either the registry name or the user name into a field in the form. This would be similar to a signature macro that is used in Outlook. We need this for a manager's authorization on a form. Any help from experts out there would be greatly appreciated! . |
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