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Cell format and User form question
Hi,
Another question about my spreadsheet and it associated user forms I'm afraid! My user forms have a text box that transfers its contents in the form 123 into a cell in a column that is formatted "ABC"# - unfortunately when it writes to the cell it ignores the formatting and enters the data as it was entered in the text box. If I go to the spreadsheet, highlight the cell click in the formula bar and then hit return, the data is formatted as per the format of the cell. I obviously need to add an instruction to the command button - but what is it! -- Cheers Peter Remove the INVALID to reply |
Cell format and User form question
Sub Textbox1_Change()
ActiveCell.Value = cDbl(Textbox1.Text) End sub rather than using controlsource -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Peter" wrote in message ... Hi, Another question about my spreadsheet and it associated user forms I'm afraid! My user forms have a text box that transfers its contents in the form 123 into a cell in a column that is formatted "ABC"# - unfortunately when it writes to the cell it ignores the formatting and enters the data as it was entered in the text box. If I go to the spreadsheet, highlight the cell click in the formula bar and then hit return, the data is formatted as per the format of the cell. I obviously need to add an instruction to the command button - but what is it! -- Cheers Peter Remove the INVALID to reply |
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