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Bob Phillips wrote:
[b]Because you are tied to a worksheet, that is where it is gettin the values from. Why not just change the worksheet cells directly, rather than the textbox(es)? That's what I had to do. I just thought it should work the other wa too. It's a whole lot clearer to type: txtInitialCost.Value = 44 than: Thisworkbook.Range("B45").Value = 44 I was initializing up towards 50 values, so it would have been alo easier -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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