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Excel programming window user interface
Hello with all,
I have macro in whom I fix a choice of parameters related to names of column. I apply this macro to a file Excel (# 10 000 lines and 30 colones) to analyze it and there to seek the following doubled blooms the criteria of my parameters (they can be numerous) Is good, but in order to make this operation isno’t convivial, I will wish to make (if it is possible) by Excel programming window user interface made up of buttons to notching. Each button would be in fact the choice or not choice of my various parameters, then a button of launching of this search for doubled blooms. Can you, if possible, "light me" for an example of code or indicate examples of Excel code to me dealing with pbs similar. Help greatly appreciated. JP |
Excel programming window user interface
Jean-Pierre,
Your English is a little confusing (I have no idea what a double bloom is). Why don't you try the French language group at microsoft.public.fr.excel, there are some good people over there who I am sure will help you. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "jean-pierre sarteaux" wrote in message ... Hello with all, I have macro in whom I fix a choice of parameters related to names of column. I apply this macro to a file Excel (# 10 000 lines and 30 colones) to analyze it and there to seek the following doubled blooms the criteria of my parameters (they can be numerous) Is good, but in order to make this operation isno't convivial, I will wish to make (if it is possible) by Excel programming window user interface made up of buttons to notching. Each button would be in fact the choice or not choice of my various parameters, then a button of launching of this search for doubled blooms. Can you, if possible, "light me" for an example of code or indicate examples of Excel code to me dealing with pbs similar. Help greatly appreciated. JP |
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