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SHOW Userform
Just use code like the below to figure out where to write it
Dim rng as Range set rng = cells(rows.count,1).End(xlup)(2) rng.Value = Textbox1.Value rng.offset(0,1).Value = Textbox2.Value -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "WLMPilot" wrote in message ... As I am finding out, I believe the problem lies elsewhere in the code. I am been playing around with things, including your suggestion and it appears that it not the root of the problem. Not sure what is yet, but hopefully I will find it out soon. However, I do have another question: How do you loop a userform? The ItemQty userform has two commandbuttons (ENTER & FINISHED). The user enters an ITEM# and QTY then clicks ENTER if there are still items to be ordered. I need to be able to select the beginning cell, ie A13, then place the data in A13 (item#), B13 (qty), then advance to A14 and repeat for the next item until the user clicks FINISHED. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Why not just use itemqty.Show and skip creating a new instance with a variable. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "WLMPilot" wrote: I have a working excel sheet that allows the following: A) Userform "STINFO" allows user to input answers to two questions. B) Click CONTINUE (on STINFO userform) C) Executes Private Sub Worksheet_Change (ByVal Range as Target) a) MSGBOXes, INPUTBOXes are used to obtain next set of data. b) Last set of data is written to control the cursor movement L-R on the worksheet for user to inter ITEM# and QTY. The above works great!!! However, I am trying to switch the last part (C-b) that is used for ITEM# & QTY to a userform named ItemQty. What I did was to remove the code that executes the control of the cursor for ITEM# & QTY, created the userform to obtain the info, then inserted the following (in place of the code that was removed): Dim iq as New itemqty iq.Show Exit Sub The problem that is coming up is an error (424) and it highlights the iq.show stating that an object is required. I appreciate any help on this! Thanks, Les |
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