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Default Entering Data into a spreadsheet via a UserFrom Advise Please

Hi Steve
The spread sheet is a little contrived to get a better understanding of how
to incoporate a user form.
In this situation it is a worksheet with client and finance data that is
entered and then printed off. The user form makes it simple enough to enter
the data without jumping all over the place.
1. The print Area is A1:T12
2. I would like to be able to save the Worksheet under the Clients name in
Last Name First order (Although it is in First name First on the worksheet.
3. To Quote you Steve
It can load up as soon as you open the workbook or You can add command
button on the spreadsheet that when clicked will open the userform.. Or
you can add to the excel menu like under tools? Which one would you
like?
For a the button you add to the spreadsheet. just add in the
command1_click
userform1.show ( this assuming your userform is this name)
4.Question
What did you mean by "add to the excel menu like under tools?
It would be nice to know how to do both as I can see the differnt methods
could be used in different circumstance.
I have noticed in other postings that some use a "hide" statement in their
code....but didn't really understand how this would be used...how would the
user form be unhidden?
My thought on entering the data via the user form....
Type data in text boxes, Click Enter cmd button, Print, Save as,... Next
sheet
I hope I explained this okay.
Lokiing forward to your response.
Cheers
Dermot


"stevebriz" wrote:


Dermot wrote:
Steve, Please be patient,
I realise I have posted another three posting, but have been struggling to
resolve these other issues......
I know you have already answered my original question but for the continuity
of the functionality of the form I have been experimenting with can you
explain a little further.....
1. How am I meant to get the form to display on my worksheet, without
entering the VBA environment?
2. Can you supply code for Print, and Save?
3. Is there any other basic function you would include in this exercise that
i may have overlooked.?


I will reply first on you Q1\ ...
there are few ways to bring the form up.

It can load up as soon as you open the workbook or You can add command
button on the spreadsheet that when clicked will open the userform.. Or
you can add to the excel menu like under tools? Which one would you
like?
For a the button you add to the spreadsheet. just add in the
command1_click
userform1.show ( this assuming your userform is this name)


Q2a/ sorry to answer a question with an answer.... you need to tell me
what range on the spreadsheet you want to print eg: sheet number and
Cells A1 to G10...
Q2b/For the save do you just want a save button on the userform to
save the workbook?
Q3/ this depends on what you want the user to be able to do...If you
give me and idea of what and who this project is intended for then I
might be able to throw you some ideas.




 
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