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Hey Everyone,
I will use one row as an example, however, there is a huge range I'm dealig with. VBA UserForm Question- Let us say I have data in A1 that must never be removed or changed once entered into that cell. I need the user to be able to enter values at a later date that will drop into B1, C1, and D1 using the userform. I need the userform to allow a user to select the person's name in the combobox (Or whatever workd) and then have the data associated with that person. -So if I already have the name "Guido" in A1 -And two weeks later I want to add $5,000 to B1 since he lost his bets How would i do it? -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |