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how to format a date/validate for a text box entry on a user form
There is no built in validation. You have to use events such as Exit or
AfterUpdate where you place your code to validate the entry. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Cheryl" wrote in message ... Could someone please tell me how to validate a date entered on a user form and also how copy in the appropriate format back to the worksheet. On the worksheet the existing dates are in format May-14-97 by setting it in a custom format. These were entered manually.. Now the worksheets fields encompass more of the worksheet so it necessitated a user form for ease of viewing/changing/adding/deleting. The date when entered is not based necessarily on today's date.. as most dates are in the past.. since archived information is being consolidated into a spreadsheet so it can be found in one spot. Thanks |
how to format a date/validate for a text box entry on a user f
An example of validating a textbox:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=213555 XL2000: No Data Validation Property for UserForm TextBoxes A genearl reference to solve a wealth of problems: http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=xl2002 How to use Visual Basic for Applications examples to control UserForms in Microsoft Excel -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Cheryl" wrote in message ... Thank you... I understood that.. but wanted an idea of how to check I guess... Could you point to an example of that perhaps.. ? Oh, and thanks for all your help.... I appreciate it.. You have answered several questions for me and although sometimes it wasn't exactly what I was looking for per se (since you are not a mind reader..).. but its put me on the right track... to finding what I really need. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: There is no built in validation. You have to use events such as Exit or AfterUpdate where you place your code to validate the entry. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Cheryl" wrote in message ... Could someone please tell me how to validate a date entered on a user form and also how copy in the appropriate format back to the worksheet. On the worksheet the existing dates are in format May-14-97 by setting it in a custom format. These were entered manually.. Now the worksheets fields encompass more of the worksheet so it necessitated a user form for ease of viewing/changing/adding/deleting. The date when entered is not based necessarily on today's date.. as most dates are in the past.. since archived information is being consolidated into a spreadsheet so it can be found in one spot. Thanks |
how to format a date/validate for a text box entry on a user f
Thanks again .. I ultimately found my solution in VB Help... and now I found I could format it saving and loading the data on the form.... I just must finally hit upon the right wording to my problem when I tried to find the solution there before...
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote: An example of validating a textbox: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=213555 XL2000: No Data Validation Property for UserForm TextBoxes A genearl reference to solve a wealth of problems: http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=xl2002 How to use Visual Basic for Applications examples to control UserForms in Microsoft Excel -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Cheryl" wrote in message ... Thank you... I understood that.. but wanted an idea of how to check I guess... Could you point to an example of that perhaps.. ? Oh, and thanks for all your help.... I appreciate it.. You have answered several questions for me and although sometimes it wasn't exactly what I was looking for per se (since you are not a mind reader..).. but its put me on the right track... to finding what I really need. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: There is no built in validation. You have to use events such as Exit or AfterUpdate where you place your code to validate the entry. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Cheryl" wrote in message ... Could someone please tell me how to validate a date entered on a user form and also how copy in the appropriate format back to the worksheet. On the worksheet the existing dates are in format May-14-97 by setting it in a custom format. These were entered manually.. Now the worksheets fields encompass more of the worksheet so it necessitated a user form for ease of viewing/changing/adding/deleting. The date when entered is not based necessarily on today's date.. as most dates are in the past.. since archived information is being consolidated into a spreadsheet so it can be found in one spot. Thanks |
how to format a date/validate for a text box entry on a user f
Cheryl,
What did you do to get this to work? "Cheryl" wrote: Thanks again .. I ultimately found my solution in VB Help... and now I found I could format it saving and loading the data on the form.... I just must finally hit upon the right wording to my problem when I tried to find the solution there before... "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: An example of validating a textbox: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=213555 XL2000: No Data Validation Property for UserForm TextBoxes A genearl reference to solve a wealth of problems: http://support.microsoft.com/default...Product=xl2002 How to use Visual Basic for Applications examples to control UserForms in Microsoft Excel -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Cheryl" wrote in message ... Thank you... I understood that.. but wanted an idea of how to check I guess... Could you point to an example of that perhaps.. ? Oh, and thanks for all your help.... I appreciate it.. You have answered several questions for me and although sometimes it wasn't exactly what I was looking for per se (since you are not a mind reader..).. but its put me on the right track... to finding what I really need. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: There is no built in validation. You have to use events such as Exit or AfterUpdate where you place your code to validate the entry. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Cheryl" wrote in message ... Could someone please tell me how to validate a date entered on a user form and also how copy in the appropriate format back to the worksheet. On the worksheet the existing dates are in format May-14-97 by setting it in a custom format. These were entered manually.. Now the worksheets fields encompass more of the worksheet so it necessitated a user form for ease of viewing/changing/adding/deleting. The date when entered is not based necessarily on today's date.. as most dates are in the past.. since archived information is being consolidated into a spreadsheet so it can be found in one spot. Thanks |
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