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![]() Sorry m8, I had almost given up hope. It is a DataForm called up from a macro using this VBA code: VBA code for OpenDataForm Sub OpenDataForm() Dim ws As Worksheet Set ws = Worksheets("Record") SendKeys "%w" ws.Range("Database").Worksheet.ShowDataForm End Sub Where "Database" is a named range using a dynamic range of cells. The user will input 8 lines of information which will be entered into the next empty row in the range. Scroll bars are turned off, as are Sheet Tabs, and column and row headers, and when the user saves the spreadsheet prior to exiting, (called from a macro), the spreadsheet maximises, so that, when it is opened by another user, it opens full screen. That way, the GUI dimensions remain static. So, could I use your code for a DataForm instead of a UserForm? If so, can you explain your code? My VBA isn't good. Where do I enter the values? Many thanks for replying. Mark Flaxman |
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