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Hi,
I'm not very familiar with Access and I'm trying to develop an application in Excel without having to resort to a database program. I want to be able to have a userform where a user selects a supplier. Based on that selection, a user then can select a product catagory. Based on that choice they can choose a product and, finally, the product choice would bring up a listbox or dropdown box with available colors. Am I doing this right? Should I be thinking of another way to get the information without using listboxes? If I had part numbers, could I then just call up everything from that? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I just don't want to spend hours trying to develop something that won't work. Thanks, Tanner |
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VendorType ProductProductVariety Detail makes sense to me. The only
concern I would have would be pyramiding effect as the type product and then the specific products are developed. I suppose to reduce the number of list boxes, you could use one UserForm with a ListBox for the Vendors, then on the same UserForm, use labels to populate with the Vendor product types. Once the user selects a label with the product type then a second UserForm with a listbox for the product variety of that type, with labes or a text box to give details for each variety. That way you would just be calling the data from your worksheets where all the infor is stored as it is needed for the labels and text boxes rather than trying to put everything in ListBoxes . Just a thought. I'm sure there are other methods. "tanner" wrote: Hi, I'm not very familiar with Access and I'm trying to develop an application in Excel without having to resort to a database program. I want to be able to have a userform where a user selects a supplier. Based on that selection, a user then can select a product catagory. Based on that choice they can choose a product and, finally, the product choice would bring up a listbox or dropdown box with available colors. Am I doing this right? Should I be thinking of another way to get the information without using listboxes? If I had part numbers, could I then just call up everything from that? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I just don't want to spend hours trying to develop something that won't work. Thanks, Tanner |
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