I'm using Excel 2007. I have a form to input to a spreadsheet. I have 2
routines, 1 to put the information from the form to a sheet , Sub FillSheet
(), another to take information from the sheet and show it in labels on the
form, Sub FillForm (). I have a command button to run the code 'Call
FillSheet' and 'Call FillForm'. This works fine on the form. I want to fill
the form when it opens so I put 'Call FillForm' with the Workbook Open code.
This is where I get the error. How do I difine the 'Sub FillSheet' is on a
different page of code?
Thanks
Doug

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Hi Doug

Use the Userform_Initialize event in the userform code sheet to fill
the userform. This code will fire first time the userform is showed,
and when the userform has been unloaded.

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
Call FillForm
End Sub

Hopes this helps.

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Per

On 7 Maj, 01:45, Doug wrote:
I'm using Excel 2007. *I have a form to input to a spreadsheet. *I have 2
routines, 1 to put the information from the form to a sheet , Sub FillSheet
(), another to take information from the sheet and show it in labels on the
form, Sub FillForm (). *I have a command button to run the code 'Call
FillSheet' and 'Call FillForm'. *This works fine on the form. *I want to fill
the form when it opens so I put 'Call FillForm' with the Workbook Open code. *
This is where I get the error. *How do I difine the 'Sub FillSheet' is on a
different page of code?
Thanks
Doug

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Ther are three different type VBA sheets in excel
1) thisworkbook - For workbook events
2) sheets - one every sheet in the workbook used for sheet events
3) Modules - Need to be added using menu Insert Module. Yo can add as many
modules as you want. common code should be place in a module

Create a module and put your code in the module.


Note: Subroutines called from the worksheet or button (not functions) cannot
have any parameters. Any subroutine or function can call another subroutine
or function with parameters. Subroutine called by worksheet/workboo events
have predefined parameters that cannot be changed.

"Doug" wrote:

I'm using Excel 2007. I have a form to input to a spreadsheet. I have 2
routines, 1 to put the information from the form to a sheet , Sub FillSheet
(), another to take information from the sheet and show it in labels on the
form, Sub FillForm (). I have a command button to run the code 'Call
FillSheet' and 'Call FillForm'. This works fine on the form. I want to fill
the form when it opens so I put 'Call FillForm' with the Workbook Open code.
This is where I get the error. How do I difine the 'Sub FillSheet' is on a
different page of code?
Thanks
Doug

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