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Your Select Case statement is unnecessary. Get rid of it. The proble
you're getting comes from the fact that the "form" you created in th worksheet is not a "Form" as we generally refer to in Excel. Go int your VBA editor and on the main menu select Insert--User Form. Wha gets added is something you could make up to take the same information but requires you to add all the fields and titles and buttons yourself From there the information may be placed into the spreadsheet anywher you'd like. The code you would use to call that form is: Form1.Show Though giving it all the functionality you want will be a little (bu not much) more involved. - Piku -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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