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Hello Ryan,
I tried a few things, unsuccessfully, to achieve the desired result in an elegant way but I don't think you can. I think the only viable method is to have an 'in-progress' sheet that has a column for every possible entry for your user forms (maybe a diffeerent sheet for each form if they are complicated) and then when the user is done for the day write the data to this sheet and then load it in again the next time the user opens the workbook. Bob had a very good question when he asked if more than one project will be going on at a time. If so, I recommend separate workbooks for each project if possible. HTH, Greg "Ryan" wrote in message ... Bob, I have already built several userforms and would like to find a way to save the information there. If no one on this board is able to help me then I will have to scrap all of the userforms and create individual sheets for each userform which is not at all what I want to do from an ease of use standpoint for the users. Ryan |
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