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v lookup
Is thre a way that you can do vlookup formula in a workbook in that it checks
for data from a hidden workshhet in a workbook.I have also created a userform but after it hides I would want to be called when a buttun is clicked as when the userform is displayed on the screen you can not edit the worksheet |
v lookup
SORRY FOR THE MISTYPE.I MEANT VLOOKUP FORMULA THROUGH A MACRO
"sonto" wrote: Is thre a way that you can do vlookup formula in a workbook in that it checks for data from a hidden worksheet in a workbook.I have also created a userform but after it hides I would want to be called when a buttun is clicked as when the userform is displayed on the screen you can not edit the worksheet |
v lookup
Excel and VBA can both access hidden worksheets.
In code: dim res as variant 'could be an error dim LookUpRng as range dim myStr as string with worksheets("Hiddenworksheetnamehere") set lookuprng = .range("a:e") end with mystr = "Somevaluetomatch" 'false for an exact match res = application.vlookup(mystr, lookuprng, 2, false) if iserror(res) then 'no match found else msgbox res end if ======= Are you trying to design an data entry input form? If yes, you may want to look at excel's built in version: Data|Form (in xl2003 menus) If that's not enough... You could look at John Walkenbach's enhanced data form: http://j-walk.com/ss/dataform/index.htm The source code is available for a small fee ($20 USA, IIRC). So you can modify it as much as you want. And if you want to design your own: Debra Dalgleish shares some tips: http://contextures.com/xlUserForm01.html sonto wrote: Is thre a way that you can do vlookup formula in a workbook in that it checks for data from a hidden workshhet in a workbook.I have also created a userform but after it hides I would want to be called when a buttun is clicked as when the userform is displayed on the screen you can not edit the worksheet -- Dave Peterson |
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