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Copy cell change to other workbook
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I made a little application when scanning a barcode, this is immediatly printed with a DYMO 450 label printer. Works fine, no problem here. I'm been asked for to add, whenever they place a value into a certain worksheet (other workbook), that this will be printed on the label printer. If possible, i don't want to change a lot to the label print application because it would be used in other divisions of the company too. But adding a form to select depending on what they really want to do with the label printer is possible. The situation would be like this. 1- Start the label printer application wich is a .xls file. I hide the Excel application (application.visible=False) 2- Start a second instance of Excel. 3- open a certain workbook where there will be numbers placed in a column (column A - 11 digit number). 4- when there's a number added in this column, send it to the label printer application to print. So what i needto know is how the technique works to send a value in a workbook (cell change event) to another workbooks form (textbox). Any help appreciated. Regards, Ludo |
Copy cell change to other workbook
Ludo wrote on 1/26/2011 :
Hi, I made a little application when scanning a barcode, this is immediatly printed with a DYMO 450 label printer. Works fine, no problem here. I'm been asked for to add, whenever they place a value into a certain worksheet (other workbook), that this will be printed on the label printer. If possible, i don't want to change a lot to the label print application because it would be used in other divisions of the company too. But adding a form to select depending on what they really want to do with the label printer is possible. The situation would be like this. 1- Start the label printer application wich is a .xls file. I hide the Excel application (application.visible=False) 2- Start a second instance of Excel. 3- open a certain workbook where there will be numbers placed in a column (column A - 11 digit number). 4- when there's a number added in this column, send it to the label printer application to print. So what i needto know is how the technique works to send a value in a workbook (cell change event) to another workbooks form (textbox). Any help appreciated. Regards, Ludo Uh, why do you feel you need to use 2 instances to do this? -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc |
Copy cell change to other workbook
On 26 jan, 10:49, GS wrote:
Ludowrote on 1/26/2011 : Hi, I made a little application when scanning a barcode, this is immediatly printed with a DYMO 450 label printer. Works fine, no problem here. I'm been asked for to add, whenever they place a value into a certain worksheet (other workbook), that this will be printed on the label printer. If possible, i don't want to change a lot to the label print application because it would be used in other divisions of the company too. But adding a form to select depending on what they really want to do with the label printer *is possible. The situation would be like this. 1- Start the label printer application wich is a .xls file. I hide the Excel application (application.visible=False) 2- Start a second *instance of Excel. 3- open a certain workbook where there will be numbers placed in a column (column A - 11 digit number). 4- when there's a number added in this column, send it to the label printer application to print. So what i needto know is how the technique works to send a value in a workbook (cell change event) to another workbooks form (textbox). Any help appreciated. Regards, Ludo Uh, why do you feel you need to use 2 instances to do this? -- Garry Free usenet access athttp://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc- Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht niet weergeven - - Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht weergeven - When i run an Excel application using FORMS, there's no way to open a new workbook using the instance that runs the FORM application. I hide also the Excel environment using the application.visible = false code. So when i start the FORM application, i see only the form on screen, the excel sheets, toolbars, ... are invisible. When i double click on a xls file, i'll see the 'busy' pointer on screen, but nothing happens. If i start a second instance of Excel, i can open xls files again. Ludo |
Copy cell change to other workbook
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When i run an Excel application using FORMS, there's no way to open a new workbook using the instance that runs the FORM application. I hide also the Excel environment using the application.visible = false code. So when i start the FORM application, i see only the form on screen, the excel sheets, toolbars, ... are invisible. When i double click on a xls file, i'll see the 'busy' pointer on screen, but nothing happens. If i start a second instance of Excel, i can open xls files again. Well, in order for us to help you we'll need more info. What is FORMS? How did you make your bar code printing app? What is this FORM app that your 1st instance of Excel runs? How do you create the 1st instance of Excel? Why is the 1st instance hidden? How do you start a 2nd instance of Excel? -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc |
Copy cell change to other workbook
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Well, in order for us to help you we'll need more info. What is FORMS? FORMS is an Excel VBA written application that prints scanned barcodes on a DYMO450 label printer. This application uses Userforms, so there's no code in the worksheets of this application (workbook) How did you make your bar code printing app? Using VBA, Userforms + Module code What is this FORM app that your 1st instance of Excel runs? See above How do you create the 1st instance of Excel? Double click on the Excel shortcut icon. Why is the 1st instance hidden? Because it's neater on the screen than seing the non used Excel worksheet. How do you start a 2nd instance of Excel? Double click on the Excel shortcut icon after the start of the barcode print application (FORM) If you want me to send you the whole code for the barcode scan printer, send me your mail address. I check in this code also if the labelprinter is connected to the pc or not. If not, there appears an error message and after click on the close button the application is closed. Regards, Ludo -- Garry Free usenet access athttp://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc |
Copy cell change to other workbook
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<SNIP Well, in order for us to help you we'll need more info. What is FORMS? FORMS is an Excel VBA written application that prints scanned barcodes on a DYMO450 label printer. This application uses Userforms, so there's no code in the worksheets of this application (workbook) How did you make your bar code printing app? Using VBA, Userforms + Module code What is this FORM app that your 1st instance of Excel runs? See above How do you create the 1st instance of Excel? Double click on the Excel shortcut icon. Why is the 1st instance hidden? Because it's neater on the screen than seing the non used Excel worksheet. How do you start a 2nd instance of Excel? Double click on the Excel shortcut icon after the start of the barcode print application (FORM) If you want me to send you the whole code for the barcode scan printer, send me your mail address. I check in this code also if the labelprinter is connected to the pc or not. If not, there appears an error message and after click on the close button the application is closed. Regards, Ludo -- Garry Free usenet access athttp://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc Send your complete file here. (Replace the uppercase words with their appropriate keyboard characters) gesansomATnetscapeDOTnet -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc |
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