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Default Activating userform and filling it with data form row where userform is activate

I use a userform to mutate data in a sheet. I would like this userform to
be activated by a double click or press of button. The hard part is that I
would like the fields in the userform to be filled with data mentioned on
the selected row.

For example:

Cust.nr. Name phone age
1 Jan 1234567 20
2 Peter 1388431 25
3 Elco 3215687 30


I like peter's record to be mutated, so I would like to double click on
‘Peter’ to activate the userform. In this userform I want Peters current
data already mentioned.

My attempt of adding a button left of each row does not work. It does of
course activate the userform but there is no record mentioning that ‘button
on row 2’ was pressed. So the userform can not be filled with the data on
row 2.

I am out of clues. Can you help me?

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