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Hey all,
I need your expert help. I have created a form (with all of your wonderful
help of coarse) anyways, when the user types in a pallet # I would like a
label to diplay the remaining boxes available on the pallet. It would need to
look in the database and perform a sumif function.
Any advice?
Thank you!
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Default sum formula in a form

totally guessing, but something like

lblPallet.Caption =
Format(Application.Sumif(rngA,txtPallet.Text,rngB) ,"#.##0")

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Hey all,
I need your expert help. I have created a form (with all of your wonderful
help of coarse) anyways, when the user types in a pallet # I would like a
label to diplay the remaining boxes available on the pallet. It would need

to
look in the database and perform a sumif function.
Any advice?
Thank you!
--
Though daily learning, I LOVE EXCEL!
Jennifer



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