i have a form which i created using vb editor. How do i manipulate it
so that while in run time a user will be able save the form on their c:
drive.
I am fairly new at using vba. I am more familiar with vb 6. I notice
using vba i am not able to create a menu editor to accomplish saving,
printing, editing.. I know i have to use the form as the interface but
how do i transfer my codes i created on the form to the excel sheet.
Can someone give me a step by step way of doing this.
I would really appreciate some expert advise on this one


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You have to do something like this to persist userform entries:

Sheet1.Range("a1").Value = _
TextBox1.Value


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| i have a form which i created using vb editor. How do i manipulate it
| so that while in run time a user will be able save the form on their c:
| drive.
| I am fairly new at using vba. I am more familiar with vb 6. I notice
| using vba i am not able to create a menu editor to accomplish saving,
| printing, editing.. I know i have to use the form as the interface but
| how do i transfer my codes i created on the form to the excel sheet.
| Can someone give me a step by step way of doing this.
| I would really appreciate some expert advise on this one
|
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Which also means that the next time you load the form, you have to reload
the data.

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"Jim Rech" wrote in message
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You have to do something like this to persist userform entries:

Sheet1.Range("a1").Value = _
TextBox1.Value


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| i have a form which i created using vb editor. How do i manipulate it
| so that while in run time a user will be able save the form on their c:
| drive.
| I am fairly new at using vba. I am more familiar with vb 6. I notice
| using vba i am not able to create a menu editor to accomplish saving,
| printing, editing.. I know i have to use the form as the interface but
| how do i transfer my codes i created on the form to the excel sheet.
| Can someone give me a step by step way of doing this.
| I would really appreciate some expert advise on this one
|
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HI jim do i have to close out the form go back to the excel sheet and
copy yr code to a cell


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No, you should be able to do it in the form, such as in its terminate event.

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HI jim do i have to close out the form go back to the excel sheet and
copy yr code to a cell


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Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
ComboBox1.AddItem "New User Request"
ComboBox1.AddItem "Change existing User"
ComboBox2.AddItem "User"
ComboBox2.AddItem "Enterprise"
ComboBox2.AddItem "Full Access"
ComboBox2.AddItem "Accounting - A"
ComboBox2.AddItem "Accounting - B"
ComboBox2.AddItem "Reporting Only"
ComboBox3.AddItem "Pending"
ComboBox3.AddItem "Completed"


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