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Moving between textboxes
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I'm making a blank with textboxes. When i'm done feeding th information I need to, I'd like move on to the next textbox using Ta or Enter key, preferrably Tab key. Is that possible? If is, how? Thank you for answers -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Moving between textboxes
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I suggest you use a Userform for this, not an empty worksheet. Then tabbing is the default behavior. If not you must code each and every one's KeyDown event, and if Keycode = 9 then activate the next box. HTH. Best wishes Harald "excelnoob " skrev i melding ... Hello. I'm making a blank with textboxes. When i'm done feeding the information I need to, I'd like move on to the next textbox using Tab or Enter key, preferrably Tab key. Is that possible? If is, how? Thank you for answers. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Moving between textboxes
There is some sample code for Haralds method at this posting by Rob Bovey:
See Rob Bovey's posting on a method to do this: http://groups.google.com/groups?thre...GP11.phx .gbl -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Harald Staff" wrote in message ... Hi I suggest you use a Userform for this, not an empty worksheet. Then tabbing is the default behavior. If not you must code each and every one's KeyDown event, and if Keycode = 9 then activate the next box. HTH. Best wishes Harald "excelnoob " skrev i melding ... Hello. I'm making a blank with textboxes. When i'm done feeding the information I need to, I'd like move on to the next textbox using Tab or Enter key, preferrably Tab key. Is that possible? If is, how? Thank you for answers. --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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