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I need to develop forms in excel for inputting info just as one would do in
access.
Can I use predevelped forms from access in excel? How do I change the record
source of the form to specific cells in excel?
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You can create UserForms with all the control types you need, link these to
Excel cells, either by reference or through VBA coding.

Linking a control is achieved using the ControlSource property of the
Control, it is often better (for all but the simplest applications) to
read/assign control values to cells using vba, since this can provide
validation, formatting etc. Each control type has appropriate properties to
do this.

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I need to develop forms in excel for inputting info just as one would do

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access.
Can I use predevelped forms from access in excel? How do I change the

record
source of the form to specific cells in excel?



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