with a prompt asking for their daily statistics-line which with then parse
them into the various fields/cells.

You mean like using InputBox and then putting the answer in a cell? To each
his own but I don't really understand that. The Excel grid is itself a
great input screen that everyone knows how to use. Why complicate it?

The books I bought when first learning Excel were for Excel 4, so not much
use to you<g.

Search out the name John Walkenbach for great Excel programming books. But
you'll learning the most from "doing" and asking questions here after you
wrestle with a problem for a while.


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Jim
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| Jim,
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| Thank you very much. It works! I'm going to next work on building tab
| menus for each of the players with a prompt asking for their daily
| statistics-line which with then parse them into the various
| fields/cells.
|
| Could you recommend a book that you refer to often during your initial
| studies of Excel? Also, a recommendation of visual basic books? I've
| been learning what I can online, but that's assuming I know where to
| look.
|