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Default Loading Excel Data into a Form

Userform textboxes (which I assume your using) do not have a property that
ties their values to particular worksheet cells, so, yes, you'll need a
macro to populate the userform.

TextBox1.Value = Range("A1").Value

etc.

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| We use a form created in Excel to analyze property tax assessment
| levels. This data consists of the line items of an income and expense
| form that we have been keying in by hand. We have a software provider
| who gives us a data base in Access that we can easily convert into
| Excel format.
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| I would like to create a way to directly take the Excel data exported
| from Access and populate the property analysis forms. What is the best
| way to do that?
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