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textbox to return User Name
If you can, how can I return the User Name in a TextBox on a UserForm.
User Name being the one in Excel|Options|General Tab|User Name: (Excel 2000) Thanks, -ADK |
textbox to return User Name
UserForm1.TextBox1.Value = Application.UserName
Note: I do not have Excel 2000 to test on. Tested in 2002 & 2003 Charles ADK wrote: If you can, how can I return the User Name in a TextBox on a UserForm. User Name being the one in Excel|Options|General Tab|User Name: (Excel 2000) Thanks, -ADK |
textbox to return User Name
It would work back to Excel 97 for sure.
Versions before that didn't have userforms, but I would bet they supported application.Username at least back to xl5 (before that, no VBA). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Die_Another_Day" wrote: UserForm1.TextBox1.Value = Application.UserName Note: I do not have Excel 2000 to test on. Tested in 2002 & 2003 Charles ADK wrote: If you can, how can I return the User Name in a TextBox on a UserForm. User Name being the one in Excel|Options|General Tab|User Name: (Excel 2000) Thanks, -ADK |
textbox to return User Name
Like this:
Private Sub TextBox1_Change() UserForm1.TextBox1.Value = Application.UserName End Sub It doesn't seem to show any result in the textbox "Die_Another_Day" wrote in message oups.com... UserForm1.TextBox1.Value = Application.UserName Note: I do not have Excel 2000 to test on. Tested in 2002 & 2003 Charles ADK wrote: If you can, how can I return the User Name in a TextBox on a UserForm. User Name being the one in Excel|Options|General Tab|User Name: (Excel 2000) Thanks, -ADK |
textbox to return User Name
Putting it in the change event wouldn't make much sense.
Change doesn't fire until you enter something in the textbox. May put the code in Private Sub Userform_Initialize() ' yes, userform, not userform1 UserForm1.TextBox1.Value = Application.UserName End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ADK" wrote in message ... Like this: Private Sub TextBox1_Change() UserForm1.TextBox1.Value = Application.UserName End Sub It doesn't seem to show any result in the textbox "Die_Another_Day" wrote in message oups.com... UserForm1.TextBox1.Value = Application.UserName Note: I do not have Excel 2000 to test on. Tested in 2002 & 2003 Charles ADK wrote: If you can, how can I return the User Name in a TextBox on a UserForm. User Name being the one in Excel|Options|General Tab|User Name: (Excel 2000) Thanks, -ADK |
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