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Help me Pls.....
hi! I have a userform with a texbox control where a user can input an ID no.
what i want is that when the length of textbox = 4 it will automatically search that number in a worksheet STUDENT PROFILE which has the ff. fields: ID no., lname, fname, mname, and addr. if that number is found its corresponding lname, fname, mname, and addr. will be displayed in the texboxes in that userform such as txtlname, txtfname, txtmname, and txtaddr. I hope you'll help me. Thanks in advance... |
Help me Pls.....
Use the Textbox Change event.
Test the length for 4. Use Find to find that value. Then use Offset to get a corresponding value and load these back in. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Chinx21" . wrote in message ... hi! I have a userform with a texbox control where a user can input an ID no. what i want is that when the length of textbox = 4 it will automatically search that number in a worksheet STUDENT PROFILE which has the ff. fields: ID no., lname, fname, mname, and addr. if that number is found its corresponding lname, fname, mname, and addr. will be displayed in the texboxes in that userform such as txtlname, txtfname, txtmname, and txtaddr. I hope you'll help me. Thanks in advance... |
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