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Userform question
Hello,
Been asking lots of questions lately. If you have time, I hav another! Iv'e recently created a form that enters data on sheet.....say in columns A - F. Column A is a list of ticket numbers. Columns B - F are info pertaining to each ticket number. Once the add button on my form is pressed, the data is entered into th next empty cell. I would like to create another form that can alte the data on the same sheet, but I would like to use a combobox tha will alow me to scroll down Column A and pick which ticket number want to alter. Thanks again for all your help Ore -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Userform question
You may want to look at Data|Form.
It's a built in menu item that may be sufficient for your purposes. "Oreg <" wrote: Hello, Been asking lots of questions lately. If you have time, I have another! Iv'e recently created a form that enters data on a sheet.....say in columns A - F. Column A is a list of ticket numbers. Columns B - F are info pertaining to each ticket number. Once the add button on my form is pressed, the data is entered into the next empty cell. I would like to create another form that can alter the data on the same sheet, but I would like to use a combobox that will alow me to scroll down Column A and pick which ticket number I want to alter. Thanks again for all your help Oreg --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ -- Dave Peterson |
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