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Default Help finding data from userform

I have been working no this problem for days. Let me start wtih saying
that I have already read Help, and have bought 2 books that I am
working with. This problem specifically is something I have a brain
block about. Any help is sincerely appreciated!

A very simple version of my spreadsheet is this:

A B C D E
Employee EmpNum CurrentPay Raise Yearly amount

I have created a UserForm with textboxes allow a user to enter cells A,
B, and C. It will create a new row at the end of my spreadsheet. E is
calculated from D and C.

What I want to do, and what I cannot do, is enter EmpNum (employee's
unique ID number) and have the fields updated on my UserForm. In other
words, I enter numbre 12345 and see that John Doe makes $30,000.00.
Then, I would like to enter John's raise into D.

I absolutely cannot figure out how to enter the number and show me the
remaining info from the row.

Any help out there for me? I have searched high and low for info on the
Find method and see that it is not as easy as I want it to be.

tia.
bballmama

 
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