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ScrollBar - set MIN/MAX cell value
Hello,
I have a template sheet that uses cell "M1" value as the row match within index functions throughout the sheet. I'd like to use a scrollbar to allow users to change the "M1" value using the scroll bar in turn changing results of the index function while staying within perimeters of cell "M2" (The Minimum) AND cell "M3" (The Maximum). These variables (MIN & MAX levels) will change each time template document is entered by user, requiring the MIN & MAX settings of scrollbar to reset to the "M2" and "M3" values I believe this can be accomplished from the limited amount of info browsed through on web using event macro but I've had no success sorting through myself. Any Help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, |
ScrollBar - set MIN/MAX cell value
paste this into the sheet's cod page (right click sheet tab, click View
Code) In my case, the scroll bar has the default name. you may want to change this Option Explicit Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Select Case Target.Address Case "$M$2", "$M$3" setMinMax End Select Target.Select End Sub Sub setMinMax() Dim ctrl As ScrollBar Shapes("Scroll Bar 1").Select With Selection .Min = Range("M2") .Max = Range("M3") End With End Sub "SteveT" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a template sheet that uses cell "M1" value as the row match within index functions throughout the sheet. I'd like to use a scrollbar to allow users to change the "M1" value using the scroll bar in turn changing results of the index function while staying within perimeters of cell "M2" (The Minimum) AND cell "M3" (The Maximum). These variables (MIN & MAX levels) will change each time template document is entered by user, requiring the MIN & MAX settings of scrollbar to reset to the "M2" and "M3" values I believe this can be accomplished from the limited amount of info browsed through on web using event macro but I've had no success sorting through myself. Any Help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, |
ScrollBar - set MIN/MAX cell value
Thanks Patrick for your response but I'm getting
Run-time '438' error 'Object doesn't support this property or method' I managed by tinkering to get following to work, but it fails to work automatically when i exit the sheet after the last settings = Min 1 / Max 1. In other words as long as my Max stays above 1, i can rely on below to change automatically upon entry into sheet. Private Sub ScrollBar1_Change() With ScrollBar1 .Min = Range("M2").Value .Max = Range("M3").Value End With End Sub I can reset to begin working again if i manually run the event in Visual Basic but I'd like it if my entry macro (mac that takes user to this screen) auto triggers the scrollbar reset. Thanks again / Brgds "Patrick Molloy" wrote: paste this into the sheet's cod page (right click sheet tab, click View Code) In my case, the scroll bar has the default name. you may want to change this Option Explicit Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) Select Case Target.Address Case "$M$2", "$M$3" setMinMax End Select Target.Select End Sub Sub setMinMax() Dim ctrl As ScrollBar Shapes("Scroll Bar 1").Select With Selection .Min = Range("M2") .Max = Range("M3") End With End Sub "SteveT" wrote in message ... Hello, I have a template sheet that uses cell "M1" value as the row match within index functions throughout the sheet. I'd like to use a scrollbar to allow users to change the "M1" value using the scroll bar in turn changing results of the index function while staying within perimeters of cell "M2" (The Minimum) AND cell "M3" (The Maximum). These variables (MIN & MAX levels) will change each time template document is entered by user, requiring the MIN & MAX settings of scrollbar to reset to the "M2" and "M3" values I believe this can be accomplished from the limited amount of info browsed through on web using event macro but I've had no success sorting through myself. Any Help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, |
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