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Viewing excel data on a form
I have an excel spreadsheet that uses macros and then exports info into
a csv file. How can I do this via a form instead of a spreadsheet as the user interface of a spreadsheet looks messy. Thanks. |
Viewing excel data on a form
Does the data have to be visible?
If not then you could do all the manipulation on a hidden sheet (or a sheet that is not the active sheet) and inform the user about the progress of it all via the Excel statusbar. If the data has to be visible then you could maybe use a listbox or a listview on a userform. RBS wrote in message oups.com... I have an excel spreadsheet that uses macros and then exports info into a csv file. How can I do this via a form instead of a spreadsheet as the user interface of a spreadsheet looks messy. Thanks. |
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