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Moving data from form to spreadsheet + VBA advice
What I have attempted to do is to convert a word document and macro into an excel format to do the same as the original (automatically generate a calibration certificate) however I am now a little stuck. When I open the file (which will be a calibration certificate template on sheet 2) I am automatically greeted with a dialogue box that prompts me for the following 1. A 4 digit serial number 2. 2 tickbar or radio button boxes to select options a)Single Certificate or b)Multi certificates. If multi certificates is ticked then the first serial number data entry box will disappear and be replaced by two serial number data entry boxes which will prompt for a range i.e. First Number - Last Number 3. Data entry boxes where we can enter temperature, humidity , and date. 4. Data box usually showing a permanent reference to the a source directory where sequentially numbered text files are stored. 5.Active button "Generate" so that when clicked it will check the integrity of the data entered above (i.e. valid serial no etc) and bring all required data from the text file and populate it into the relevant cell, it will also take the data entered into the data boxes (temperature etc) and also populate those into the relavent cell. 6. Active button to "Quit" the program I do not have a problem in bringing the data from the text files and populating the relevant cells when hitting the generate button. The bits that I am not sure how to do are 1. Get the information from the initial data form that pops into the cell on the spreadsheet 2.The code for the multi generation of certificates 3.The word document auto printed the finished certificate but I want to close it and save it automatically with the serial number as the name i.e. 1234.xls Any help will be greatly appreciated the spreadsheet and associated text files + original word document can be found here http://forum.lem.co.uk/showthread.php?p=1#post1 -- psipsi ------------------------------------------------------------------------ psipsi's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=26780 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=400355 |
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