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Here are a few examples, with formatting:
Private Sub CommandButton2_Click() Unload UserForm3 Application.Quit End Sub Private Sub UserForm_Activate() TextBox1.Text = Cells(3, 27) TextBox2.Text = Cells(4, 27) TextBox3.Text = Format(Cells(5, 27), "##0.00##%") TextBox4.Text = Cells(6, 27) TextBox5.Text = Format(Cells(7, 27), "$#,##0.00") TextBox6.Text = Format(Cells(8, 27), "$#,##0.00") On Error Resume Next End Sub HTH, Ryan--- -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. "Kent McPherson" wrote: I want to create my own form for the data in my spreadsheet because I don't like the default form that Excel creates. Is it a matter of creating many textboxes and then somehow "reading" the first row? Any good tutorials on building a form and populating from the spreadsheet would be helpful. I googled "populate excel form" but didn't find anything that helped. |
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