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Default HELP: Populate form fields (intranet) from a workbook(network driv

Hi All,

I have a userform that is posted on companys local intranet. Now On this
userform I have certain textfields being populated based on what you input in
another Textfield and the data is residing within the same workbook as the
form is.

For eg: I have a button to launch the userform on Sheet1 and Sheet2 has the
data where certain fields are pulling the data from, such as..
If I input "E112454" in User Id: textbox then It will populate the Name,
Division, Contact information automatically. All this information is in
Sheet2.

BUT.. Now I dont want to keep the data in the same Workbook as the form..
and want to keep it on a seperate workbook which will be on companys shared
drive lets say " I:\" and NOT on the intranet website.. The Form will still
be on the intranet website, its just that now the data will be pulled from a
seperate workbook which is on companys network drive.

Is there a way to do this?

Hope I made it clear

Thanks in advance
 
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