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is there a way i can put an input box on my spread sheet, where the user can
type in a job # and it will take them to that cell? |
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If you have a date, you can get the day name with code like the
following: Dim DayName As String DayName = Format(Now, "dddd") MsgBox DayName -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "steve" wrote in message ... is there a way i can put an input box on my spread sheet, where the user can type in a job # and it will take them to that cell? |
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Dim rng As Range
set rng = Application.Inputbox("Select a cell",Type:=8) If rng Is Nothing Then rng.select End If This techniwue allows you to select a range from within the inputbox, and that range is returned. -- HTH Bob Phillips "steve" wrote in message ... is there a way i can put an input box on my spread sheet, where the user can type in a job # and it will take them to that cell? |
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Dim rng As Range
set rng = Application.Inputbox("Select a cell",Type:=8) If rng Is Nothing Then 'do nothing else rng.select End If I bet you dropped a Not somewhere. Please check the floor near the pc. Bob Phillips wrote: Dim rng As Range set rng = Application.Inputbox("Select a cell",Type:=8) If rng Is Nothing Then rng.select End If This techniwue allows you to select a range from within the inputbox, and that range is returned. -- HTH Bob Phillips "steve" wrote in message ... is there a way i can put an input box on my spread sheet, where the user can type in a job # and it will take them to that cell? -- Dave Peterson |
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Found it, next to the On Error <vbg
Bob "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Dim rng As Range set rng = Application.Inputbox("Select a cell",Type:=8) If rng Is Nothing Then 'do nothing else rng.select End If I bet you dropped a Not somewhere. Please check the floor near the pc. Bob Phillips wrote: Dim rng As Range set rng = Application.Inputbox("Select a cell",Type:=8) If rng Is Nothing Then rng.select End If This techniwue allows you to select a range from within the inputbox, and that range is returned. -- HTH Bob Phillips "steve" wrote in message ... is there a way i can put an input box on my spread sheet, where the user can type in a job # and it will take them to that cell? -- Dave Peterson |
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You'll want an On Error Resume Next before the InputBox statement
in case the use clicks cancel. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... Dim rng As Range set rng = Application.Inputbox("Select a cell",Type:=8) If rng Is Nothing Then rng.select End If This techniwue allows you to select a range from within the inputbox, and that range is returned. -- HTH Bob Phillips "steve" wrote in message ... is there a way i can put an input box on my spread sheet, where the user can type in a job # and it will take them to that cell? |
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