Popup Comment Box if a Certain Condition is Met
Hello Everyone,
Is there a way to set up a spreadsheet so if a certain condition is met, a comment box will pop up asking for feedback. For example, if a machine is running at less than 90% capacity, I'd like a comment box pop up or a row to open up below the 90% to give room for the user to enter a reason for going below 90% I don't know if something like this is even possible. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, -Chad |
Popup Comment Box if a Certain Condition is Met
Hi Chad,
If you insert a module in the Visual Basic Editor and paste this code in: Public Function ShowInputBox() ShowInputBox = InputBox("Please enter the reason for going below 90%.", "Feedback...") End Function then you can reference this in a cell by using a formula like: =IF(A1<90%, ShowInputBox(), "") Hope this helps. FunkySquid wrote: Hello Everyone, Is there a way to set up a spreadsheet so if a certain condition is met, a comment box will pop up asking for feedback. For example, if a machine is running at less than 90% capacity, I'd like a comment box pop up or a row to open up below the 90% to give room for the user to enter a reason for going below 90% I don't know if something like this is even possible. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, -Chad |
Popup Comment Box if a Certain Condition is Met
Thanks for the help!
-Chad FunkySquid wrote: Hi Chad, If you insert a module in the Visual Basic Editor and paste this code in: Public Function ShowInputBox() ShowInputBox = InputBox("Please enter the reason for going below 90%.", "Feedback...") End Function then you can reference this in a cell by using a formula like: =IF(A1<90%, ShowInputBox(), "") Hope this helps. FunkySquid wrote: Hello Everyone, Is there a way to set up a spreadsheet so if a certain condition is met, a comment box will pop up asking for feedback. For example, if a machine is running at less than 90% capacity, I'd like a comment box pop up or a row to open up below the 90% to give room for the user to enter a reason for going below 90% I don't know if something like this is even possible. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, -Chad |
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