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How can I get a sheet within a worksheet to be selected when entering the
name in an input Box. For Example, I have a different sheet for each employee and I want then to go to their sheet and enter daily information. Sheets for each employee is hidden and password protected so when running the macro it will ask for your name, once is entered it will ask for your password, if password is correct it will open the sheet otherwise it will tell you Password incorrect. Is it possible. thank you |
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Sub sheet_picker()
Dim s As String s = Application.InputBox(prompt:="enter sheetname:", Type:=2) Sheets(s).Activate End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200811 |
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Hi Gary, that was awesome, so easy and works perfect. Thank you so much
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Sub sheet_picker() Dim s As String s = Application.InputBox(prompt:="enter sheetname:", Type:=2) Sheets(s).Activate End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200811 |
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Gary just a question what Type:=2 means
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Sub sheet_picker() Dim s As String s = Application.InputBox(prompt:="enter sheetname:", Type:=2) Sheets(s).Activate End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200811 |
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It just insures that a String gets returned and not a number.
By the way, I don't know how to do the password thing. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200811 "Eduardo" wrote: Gary just a question what Type:=2 means "Gary''s Student" wrote: Sub sheet_picker() Dim s As String s = Application.InputBox(prompt:="enter sheetname:", Type:=2) Sheets(s).Activate End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200811 |
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Thank you again and have a great weekend
"Gary''s Student" wrote: It just insures that a String gets returned and not a number. By the way, I don't know how to do the password thing. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200811 "Eduardo" wrote: Gary just a question what Type:=2 means "Gary''s Student" wrote: Sub sheet_picker() Dim s As String s = Application.InputBox(prompt:="enter sheetname:", Type:=2) Sheets(s).Activate End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200811 |
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And you also
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200811 "Eduardo" wrote: Thank you again and have a great weekend "Gary''s Student" wrote: It just insures that a String gets returned and not a number. By the way, I don't know how to do the password thing. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200811 "Eduardo" wrote: Gary just a question what Type:=2 means "Gary''s Student" wrote: Sub sheet_picker() Dim s As String s = Application.InputBox(prompt:="enter sheetname:", Type:=2) Sheets(s).Activate End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200811 |
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