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Format TextBox on UserForm
Thanks to several people who use this DG, I just recently learned how to
format data coming from a SS to a UserForm. I am wondering if there is a way to format data on the UserForm, to make it easier for the user to quickly and easily distinguish between, lets say 1000000 and 10000000. I tried the following: Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") = TextBox4.Text That didnt really seem to do anything at all. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to do this? Cordially, Ryan--- |
Format TextBox on UserForm
On 3 Aug, 14:48, ryguy7272
wrote: Thanks to several people who use this DG, I just recently learned how to format data coming from a SS to a UserForm. I am wondering if there is a way to format data on the UserForm, to make it easier for the user to quickly and easily distinguish between, let's say 1000000 and 10000000. I tried the following: Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") = TextBox4.Text That didn't really seem to do anything at all. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to do this? Cordially, Ryan--- Isn't your version backwards? TextBox4.Text=Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") would seem more likely |
Format TextBox on UserForm
Sorry for not explaining the issue better. The problem is that I am taking
input from the UserForm and transferring it to the SS. I want to try to format the value as currency when the user is entering data in to UF. I already have the formatting that I need when the data goes from the SS to the UF. Any ideas? " wrote: On 3 Aug, 14:48, ryguy7272 wrote: Thanks to several people who use this DG, I just recently learned how to format data coming from a SS to a UserForm. I am wondering if there is a way to format data on the UserForm, to make it easier for the user to quickly and easily distinguish between, let's say 1000000 and 10000000. I tried the following: Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") = TextBox4.Text That didn't really seem to do anything at all. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to do this? Cordially, Ryan--- Isn't your version backwards? TextBox4.Text=Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") would seem more likely |
Format TextBox on UserForm
Cells(27,2) = Format(cdbl(TextBox4.Text), "$#,##0.00") -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ryguy7272" wrote: Sorry for not explaining the issue better. The problem is that I am taking input from the UserForm and transferring it to the SS. I want to try to format the value as currency when the user is entering data in to UF. I already have the formatting that I need when the data goes from the SS to the UF. Any ideas? " wrote: On 3 Aug, 14:48, ryguy7272 wrote: Thanks to several people who use this DG, I just recently learned how to format data coming from a SS to a UserForm. I am wondering if there is a way to format data on the UserForm, to make it easier for the user to quickly and easily distinguish between, let's say 1000000 and 10000000. I tried the following: Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") = TextBox4.Text That didn't really seem to do anything at all. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to do this? Cordially, Ryan--- Isn't your version backwards? TextBox4.Text=Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") would seem more likely |
Format TextBox on UserForm
another way is to transfer the number and then format the cell to display the
way you want Cells(27,2) = cdbl(Textbox4.Text) cells(27,2).Numberformat = "$ #,##0.00" -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ryguy7272" wrote: Sorry for not explaining the issue better. The problem is that I am taking input from the UserForm and transferring it to the SS. I want to try to format the value as currency when the user is entering data in to UF. I already have the formatting that I need when the data goes from the SS to the UF. Any ideas? " wrote: On 3 Aug, 14:48, ryguy7272 wrote: Thanks to several people who use this DG, I just recently learned how to format data coming from a SS to a UserForm. I am wondering if there is a way to format data on the UserForm, to make it easier for the user to quickly and easily distinguish between, let's say 1000000 and 10000000. I tried the following: Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") = TextBox4.Text That didn't really seem to do anything at all. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to do this? Cordially, Ryan--- Isn't your version backwards? TextBox4.Text=Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") would seem more likely |
Format TextBox on UserForm
Tom, I value your time and I appreciate your help. You have helped me a few
times in the past, and I am thankful for your assistance. I know that you know Excel at a level others only aspire to, so I am thinking I misunderstood your directions. I am still struggling with how to use this: cells(27,2).Numberformat = "$ #,##0.00" I am trying to get the formatting to occur in the UserForm before it is sent to a worksheet. When I enter 1000000 into a TextBox, I would like to see $1,000,000 as soon as I click out of the TextBox, or tab to another box, or something of that nature. Can this be done? Regards, Ryan--- "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: another way is to transfer the number and then format the cell to display the way you want Cells(27,2) = cdbl(Textbox4.Text) cells(27,2).Numberformat = "$ #,##0.00" -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ryguy7272" wrote: Sorry for not explaining the issue better. The problem is that I am taking input from the UserForm and transferring it to the SS. I want to try to format the value as currency when the user is entering data in to UF. I already have the formatting that I need when the data goes from the SS to the UF. Any ideas? " wrote: On 3 Aug, 14:48, ryguy7272 wrote: Thanks to several people who use this DG, I just recently learned how to format data coming from a SS to a UserForm. I am wondering if there is a way to format data on the UserForm, to make it easier for the user to quickly and easily distinguish between, let's say 1000000 and 10000000. I tried the following: Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") = TextBox4.Text That didn't really seem to do anything at all. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to do this? Cordially, Ryan--- Isn't your version backwards? TextBox4.Text=Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") would seem more likely |
Format TextBox on UserForm
Well, your answer to Aiden didn't seem to say that. Nonetheless,
TextBox4.Text=Format(cdbl(Textbox4.Text), "$#,##0.00") Put that in the Exit event of the textbox. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ryguy7272" wrote: Tom, I value your time and I appreciate your help. You have helped me a few times in the past, and I am thankful for your assistance. I know that you know Excel at a level others only aspire to, so I am thinking I misunderstood your directions. I am still struggling with how to use this: cells(27,2).Numberformat = "$ #,##0.00" I am trying to get the formatting to occur in the UserForm before it is sent to a worksheet. When I enter 1000000 into a TextBox, I would like to see $1,000,000 as soon as I click out of the TextBox, or tab to another box, or something of that nature. Can this be done? Regards, Ryan--- "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: another way is to transfer the number and then format the cell to display the way you want Cells(27,2) = cdbl(Textbox4.Text) cells(27,2).Numberformat = "$ #,##0.00" -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ryguy7272" wrote: Sorry for not explaining the issue better. The problem is that I am taking input from the UserForm and transferring it to the SS. I want to try to format the value as currency when the user is entering data in to UF. I already have the formatting that I need when the data goes from the SS to the UF. Any ideas? " wrote: On 3 Aug, 14:48, ryguy7272 wrote: Thanks to several people who use this DG, I just recently learned how to format data coming from a SS to a UserForm. I am wondering if there is a way to format data on the UserForm, to make it easier for the user to quickly and easily distinguish between, let's say 1000000 and 10000000. I tried the following: Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") = TextBox4.Text That didn't really seem to do anything at all. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to do this? Cordially, Ryan--- Isn't your version backwards? TextBox4.Text=Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") would seem more likely |
Format TextBox on UserForm
Thats it! Thanks so much Tom!! I knew the issue would be resolved when you
got involved!! Also, thanks for the assistance with previous problems. Ive read through almost all of the Excel Programming DGs and the Excel Worksheet Functions DGs. Ive learned a lot from you and others that come here. Ive learned so much at this point€¦its almost inconceivable... Anyway, thanks. -- RyGuy "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Well, your answer to Aiden didn't seem to say that. Nonetheless, TextBox4.Text=Format(cdbl(Textbox4.Text), "$#,##0.00") Put that in the Exit event of the textbox. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ryguy7272" wrote: Tom, I value your time and I appreciate your help. You have helped me a few times in the past, and I am thankful for your assistance. I know that you know Excel at a level others only aspire to, so I am thinking I misunderstood your directions. I am still struggling with how to use this: cells(27,2).Numberformat = "$ #,##0.00" I am trying to get the formatting to occur in the UserForm before it is sent to a worksheet. When I enter 1000000 into a TextBox, I would like to see $1,000,000 as soon as I click out of the TextBox, or tab to another box, or something of that nature. Can this be done? Regards, Ryan--- "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: another way is to transfer the number and then format the cell to display the way you want Cells(27,2) = cdbl(Textbox4.Text) cells(27,2).Numberformat = "$ #,##0.00" -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ryguy7272" wrote: Sorry for not explaining the issue better. The problem is that I am taking input from the UserForm and transferring it to the SS. I want to try to format the value as currency when the user is entering data in to UF. I already have the formatting that I need when the data goes from the SS to the UF. Any ideas? " wrote: On 3 Aug, 14:48, ryguy7272 wrote: Thanks to several people who use this DG, I just recently learned how to format data coming from a SS to a UserForm. I am wondering if there is a way to format data on the UserForm, to make it easier for the user to quickly and easily distinguish between, let's say 1000000 and 10000000. I tried the following: Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") = TextBox4.Text That didn't really seem to do anything at all. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to do this? Cordially, Ryan--- Isn't your version backwards? TextBox4.Text=Format(Cells(27, 2), "$#,##0.00") would seem more likely |
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