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Export textbox value into a spreadsheet cell
Hello, i am trying to export a value typed into a userform text box, to a cell in my spreadsheet, when i specify the location i want the data to go, i seem to end up with errors, can anyone please tell me what i need to input to get my text box information to go to a specific cell in a spread sheet
e.g. sheet1.range("c15").value = textbox1.valu i know it doesnt work thank you Robert Couchman |
Export textbox value into a spreadsheet cell
Where did you put that code ?
-- Regards, Juan Pablo González "Robert Couchman" wrote in message ... Hello, i am trying to export a value typed into a userform text box, to a cell in my spreadsheet, when i specify the location i want the data to go, i seem to end up with errors, can anyone please tell me what i need to input to get my text box information to go to a specific cell in a spread sheet? e.g. sheet1.range("c15").value = textbox1.value i know it doesnt work! thank you, Robert Couchman |
Export textbox value into a spreadsheet cell
Hi Robert
You use the codename of the sheet in your code Sheet1.Range("c15").Value = TextBox1.Value This don't have to be the sheet with the name Sheet1 on the Tab Try this Sheets("Sheet1").Range("c15").Value = TextBox1.Value -- Regards Ron de Bruin (Win XP Pro SP-1 XL2000-2003) www.rondebruin.nl "Robert Couchman" wrote in message ... Hello, i am trying to export a value typed into a userform text box, to a cell in my spreadsheet, when i specify the location i want the data to go, i seem to end up with errors, can anyone please tell me what i need to input to get my text box information to go to a specific cell in a spread sheet? e.g. sheet1.range("c15").value = textbox1.value i know it doesnt work! thank you, Robert Couchman |
Export textbox value into a spreadsheet cell
Thank you for that idea, but im afraid that was one of my
original bits of code, and it didnt work. i am trying to take the data from an open form and data from a hiden form, then put both bits of information onto the sheet. yes, this code is correct if you are dealing with information in a hidden form, but please explain the code for dealing with open information. Thank you, Robert Couchman -----Original Message----- Hi Robert You use the codename of the sheet in your code Sheet1.Range("c15").Value = TextBox1.Value This don't have to be the sheet with the name Sheet1 on the Tab Try this Sheets("Sheet1").Range("c15").Value = TextBox1.Value -- Regards Ron de Bruin (Win XP Pro SP-1 XL2000-2003) www.rondebruin.nl "Robert Couchman" wrote in message ... Hello, i am trying to export a value typed into a userform text box, to a cell in my spreadsheet, when i specify the location i want the data to go, i seem to end up with errors, can anyone please tell me what i need to input to get my text box information to go to a specific cell in a spread sheet? e.g. sheet1.range("c15").value = textbox1.value i know it doesnt work! thank you, Robert Couchman . |
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