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Macro control question
I want to place a button or some similar form control on my initial summary
worksheet that calls a macro to insert and populate a worksheet just prior to another worksheet of the users choice in the workbook. My macro works fine when I execute it while I have the successor worksheet selected. Is there a macro form I can use that allows me to instruct the user to select form a list of worksheets to input to the macro execution? Alternatively, is there a VB function like InputBox that I can use to present the user with instructions and a selection list of all the worksheets, so he can specify where to place the new work sheet? I appreciate your help, -John |
Macro control question
You could build your own userform that contains a combobox or a listbox that
lists all the sheets in the workbook. Then have the user select a sheet name first. Debra Dalgleish shares some tips for building userforms he http://contextures.com/xlUserForm01.html John wrote: I want to place a button or some similar form control on my initial summary worksheet that calls a macro to insert and populate a worksheet just prior to another worksheet of the users choice in the workbook. My macro works fine when I execute it while I have the successor worksheet selected. Is there a macro form I can use that allows me to instruct the user to select form a list of worksheets to input to the macro execution? Alternatively, is there a VB function like InputBox that I can use to present the user with instructions and a selection list of all the worksheets, so he can specify where to place the new work sheet? I appreciate your help, -John -- Dave Peterson |
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