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Text Box Value
Two Possible answers to this one that will solve my problem... one from
Excel, one from VBA. From Excel, is there a formula that will link a cell to a text box value? -- If the value of "TextBox1" is "Test", is there a way to send this value to cell A1. From VBA, how do you refer to a text box from VBA? -- I tried Sheets("Survey").TextBox(tbox) where tbox is a string with the TextBox's name ("TextBox1" which changes with each text box). This returns an error. Thanks for your help :) |
Text Box Value
I figured out how to select the textbox using...
Sheets("Survey").Shapes("TextBox1").Select and how to change the text in the box... Sheets("Survey").Shapes("Text Box 125").Characters.Text = "test" But how do I pull the value from the box... "jayklmno" wrote: Two Possible answers to this one that will solve my problem... one from Excel, one from VBA. From Excel, is there a formula that will link a cell to a text box value? -- If the value of "TextBox1" is "Test", is there a way to send this value to cell A1. From VBA, how do you refer to a text box from VBA? -- I tried Sheets("Survey").TextBox(tbox) where tbox is a string with the TextBox's name ("TextBox1" which changes with each text box). This returns an error. Thanks for your help :) |
Text Box Value
abc = Sheets("Survey").Shapes("Text Box 125").Characters.Text
"jayklmno" wrote: I figured out how to select the textbox using... Sheets("Survey").Shapes("TextBox1").Select and how to change the text in the box... Sheets("Survey").Shapes("Text Box 125").Characters.Text = "test" But how do I pull the value from the box... "jayklmno" wrote: Two Possible answers to this one that will solve my problem... one from Excel, one from VBA. From Excel, is there a formula that will link a cell to a text box value? -- If the value of "TextBox1" is "Test", is there a way to send this value to cell A1. From VBA, how do you refer to a text box from VBA? -- I tried Sheets("Survey").TextBox(tbox) where tbox is a string with the TextBox's name ("TextBox1" which changes with each text box). This returns an error. Thanks for your help :) |
Text Box Value
That returns a "Run-Time Error 438: Object doesn't support this property or
method" "Joel" wrote: abc = Sheets("Survey").Shapes("Text Box 125").Characters.Text "jayklmno" wrote: I figured out how to select the textbox using... Sheets("Survey").Shapes("TextBox1").Select and how to change the text in the box... Sheets("Survey").Shapes("Text Box 125").Characters.Text = "test" But how do I pull the value from the box... "jayklmno" wrote: Two Possible answers to this one that will solve my problem... one from Excel, one from VBA. From Excel, is there a formula that will link a cell to a text box value? -- If the value of "TextBox1" is "Test", is there a way to send this value to cell A1. From VBA, how do you refer to a text box from VBA? -- I tried Sheets("Survey").TextBox(tbox) where tbox is a string with the TextBox's name ("TextBox1" which changes with each text box). This returns an error. Thanks for your help :) |
Text Box Value
Shoot me...
You have to use DrawingObjects abc = Sheets("Survey").DrawingObjects("Text Box 125").Characters.Text "jayklmno" wrote: That returns a "Run-Time Error 438: Object doesn't support this property or method" "Joel" wrote: abc = Sheets("Survey").Shapes("Text Box 125").Characters.Text "jayklmno" wrote: I figured out how to select the textbox using... Sheets("Survey").Shapes("TextBox1").Select and how to change the text in the box... Sheets("Survey").Shapes("Text Box 125").Characters.Text = "test" But how do I pull the value from the box... "jayklmno" wrote: Two Possible answers to this one that will solve my problem... one from Excel, one from VBA. From Excel, is there a formula that will link a cell to a text box value? -- If the value of "TextBox1" is "Test", is there a way to send this value to cell A1. From VBA, how do you refer to a text box from VBA? -- I tried Sheets("Survey").TextBox(tbox) where tbox is a string with the TextBox's name ("TextBox1" which changes with each text box). This returns an error. Thanks for your help :) |
Text Box Value
Demo'd from the immediate window (for textboxes from the drawing toolbar).
? activesheet.Textboxes("Text Box 1").Text abcdefgh Range("A1").Value = activesheet.Textboxes("Text Box 1").Text ? range("A1").Value abcdefgh Activesheet.Textboxes("Text Box 1").Text = " Why Hello there!" ? Activesheet.Textboxes("Text Box 1").Text & " " & Range("A1").Value Why Hello there! abcdefgh Manually, select the textbox go to the formula bar and put in =A1<enter Now they are linked. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "jayklmno" wrote: Shoot me... You have to use DrawingObjects abc = Sheets("Survey").DrawingObjects("Text Box 125").Characters.Text "jayklmno" wrote: That returns a "Run-Time Error 438: Object doesn't support this property or method" "Joel" wrote: abc = Sheets("Survey").Shapes("Text Box 125").Characters.Text "jayklmno" wrote: I figured out how to select the textbox using... Sheets("Survey").Shapes("TextBox1").Select and how to change the text in the box... Sheets("Survey").Shapes("Text Box 125").Characters.Text = "test" But how do I pull the value from the box... "jayklmno" wrote: Two Possible answers to this one that will solve my problem... one from Excel, one from VBA. From Excel, is there a formula that will link a cell to a text box value? -- If the value of "TextBox1" is "Test", is there a way to send this value to cell A1. From VBA, how do you refer to a text box from VBA? -- I tried Sheets("Survey").TextBox(tbox) where tbox is a string with the TextBox's name ("TextBox1" which changes with each text box). This returns an error. Thanks for your help :) |
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