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How to display contents of a cell in UserForm and take input
Hi All,
Greetings ! I have a worksheet which contains data in one column (field name is MEMBERPROFILE) and I have about 400 rows of data (which contains blanks in the middle within this 400 rows). I want to create a userform and allow the user to do a cut and paste within the userform from the contents of MEMBERPROFILE. I know to create userform and get data to save to the excel. But I am not sure how to display the data and allow the users to do the "cut and paste" I would make myself clear: I want to display the contents of MEMBERPROFILE and below it I need to capture details of Membername, Member date of birth, Member add1, Member add2 etc which are found in MEMBERPROFILE. If I create a userform would it be possible for the users to highlight the relevant text in MEMBERPROFILE and do a copy (control c) and paste (control v) into the relevant textbox in the userform ? And how to I display the next record when the first record's data is completed (when submit button is pressed how do I display the next NON-EMPTY row ?) I would be much grateful if somebody can help me out. Thanks in advance. ------------------------------------------------ ~~ Message posted from http://www.ExcelTip.com/ ~~ View and post usenet messages directly from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
How to display contents of a cell in UserForm and take input
Sound like you data is in a listbox. Easiest would be to use the click
event of the listbox to put the data in a textbox and skip the cut and paste. Private Sub Listbox1_Click() Textbox1.Value = Listbox1.Value End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy ssexcel wrote in message ... Hi All, Greetings ! I have a worksheet which contains data in one column (field name is MEMBERPROFILE) and I have about 400 rows of data (which contains blanks in the middle within this 400 rows). I want to create a userform and allow the user to do a cut and paste within the userform from the contents of MEMBERPROFILE. I know to create userform and get data to save to the excel. But I am not sure how to display the data and allow the users to do the "cut and paste" I would make myself clear: I want to display the contents of MEMBERPROFILE and below it I need to capture details of Membername, Member date of birth, Member add1, Member add2 etc which are found in MEMBERPROFILE. If I create a userform would it be possible for the users to highlight the relevant text in MEMBERPROFILE and do a copy (control c) and paste (control v) into the relevant textbox in the userform ? And how to I display the next record when the first record's data is completed (when submit button is pressed how do I display the next NON-EMPTY row ?) I would be much grateful if somebody can help me out. Thanks in advance. ------------------------------------------------ ~~ Message posted from http://www.ExcelTip.com/ ~~ View and post usenet messages directly from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
How to display contents of a cell in UserForm and take input
Tom Ogilvy wrote:
*Sound like you data is in a listbox. Easiest would be to use the click event of the listbox to put the data in a textbox and skip the cut and paste. Private Sub Listbox1_Click() Textbox1.Value = Listbox1.Value End Sub * Tom, I think I did not make myself clear. I already have an excel sheet with one column of data viz MEMBERPROFILE which is a detailed writeup about each member and is in prose form. Example George A David was admitted as a Junior Member today. His date of birth is 20th Aug 1955. He went to No Such School and completed his college education at No Such College. I want to take out these information from MEMBERPROFILE column and populate the rest of the fields as follows: Name George A David DOB 08/20/1955 School No Such School College No Such college And since the information is already there in MEMBERPROFILE I just want to open a userform and allow the operator to highlight each field's content (from MEMBERPROFILE) and do a cut and paste into respective text boxes. The prose is not preformatted so I cannot do an extract unless I read through the whole prose. Thanks ------------------------------------------------ ~~ Message posted from http://www.ExcelTip.com/ ~~ View and post usenet messages directly from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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