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refer to a userform in a formula
I have a userform that collects information that needs to be referenced later
on in a procedure. How would I reference the value of an option button or listbox, combobox etc. in a formula/ if statement? Any takers? |
refer to a userform in a formula
A procedure is not a formula, so your question is quite confusing.
The common ways are to have a procedure running while, or started from, the userform while it's there, or to have the form write information to a worksheet for later use. HTH. Best wishes Harald "TimT" skrev i melding ... I have a userform that collects information that needs to be referenced later on in a procedure. How would I reference the value of an option button or listbox, combobox etc. in a formula/ if statement? Any takers? |
refer to a userform in a formula
Sorry about that, my terminology is bad.
How can I store the results of the userform to cells in the workbook (a hidden vlookup sheet). The user is collecting information that will be used in formulas and in code. "Harald Staff" wrote: A procedure is not a formula, so your question is quite confusing. The common ways are to have a procedure running while, or started from, the userform while it's there, or to have the form write information to a worksheet for later use. HTH. Best wishes Harald "TimT" skrev i melding ... I have a userform that collects information that needs to be referenced later on in a procedure. How would I reference the value of an option button or listbox, combobox etc. in a formula/ if statement? Any takers? |
refer to a userform in a formula
Debra Dalgleish has a sample userform at:
http://www.contextures.com/xlUserForm01.html That has code that writes to a worksheet. TimT wrote: I have a userform that collects information that needs to be referenced later on in a procedure. How would I reference the value of an option button or listbox, combobox etc. in a formula/ if statement? Any takers? -- Dave Peterson |
refer to a userform in a formula
Thanks Dave,
if I wanted to refer to a specific cell that I named would the syntax be ws.range ("rangename') or ws.cells ("rangename") or ws.cells (a:2) "Dave Peterson" wrote: Debra Dalgleish has a sample userform at: http://www.contextures.com/xlUserForm01.html That has code that writes to a worksheet. TimT wrote: I have a userform that collects information that needs to be referenced later on in a procedure. How would I reference the value of an option button or listbox, combobox etc. in a formula/ if statement? Any takers? -- Dave Peterson |
refer to a userform in a formula
I'm having a tough time with this one. I'm missing something in my syntax
Private Sub Start_Click() Dim ws As Worksheet Set ws = Worksheets("vlookup") 'copy the data to the database ws.Cells(1, 3).Value = frm_Data.TaxType.Value it's not returning the value into the cell. Taxtype is a listbox, is there a property that could be set wrong? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Debra Dalgleish has a sample userform at: http://www.contextures.com/xlUserForm01.html That has code that writes to a worksheet. TimT wrote: I have a userform that collects information that needs to be referenced later on in a procedure. How would I reference the value of an option button or listbox, combobox etc. in a formula/ if statement? Any takers? -- Dave Peterson |
refer to a userform in a formula
What kind of listbox is TaxType?
Does it support selecting multiple options--or can you only select one? Your snippet of code looks ok to me. Maybe an extra line: msgbox frm_data.taxtype.value would help show you the problem. TimT wrote: I'm having a tough time with this one. I'm missing something in my syntax Private Sub Start_Click() Dim ws As Worksheet Set ws = Worksheets("vlookup") 'copy the data to the database ws.Cells(1, 3).Value = frm_Data.TaxType.Value it's not returning the value into the cell. Taxtype is a listbox, is there a property that could be set wrong? "Dave Peterson" wrote: Debra Dalgleish has a sample userform at: http://www.contextures.com/xlUserForm01.html That has code that writes to a worksheet. TimT wrote: I have a userform that collects information that needs to be referenced later on in a procedure. How would I reference the value of an option button or listbox, combobox etc. in a formula/ if statement? Any takers? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
refer to a userform in a formula
If the cell had a name:
ws.range("myName").value = .... if you knew the row and column number of the cell: ws.cells(row#,col#).value = .... TimT wrote: Thanks Dave, if I wanted to refer to a specific cell that I named would the syntax be ws.range ("rangename') or ws.cells ("rangename") or ws.cells (a:2) "Dave Peterson" wrote: Debra Dalgleish has a sample userform at: http://www.contextures.com/xlUserForm01.html That has code that writes to a worksheet. TimT wrote: I have a userform that collects information that needs to be referenced later on in a procedure. How would I reference the value of an option button or listbox, combobox etc. in a formula/ if statement? Any takers? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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