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Setting up MS Excel form
I would like to have a form pop-up when a MS Excel file is opened, where I
enter budget items that are used in a spreadsheet behind the scenes. I am trying to create a retirement planner spreadsheet. -- Fred Benson |
Setting up MS Excel form
One solution is to use the auto form on the 'Data' menu. Assuming your data
sheet is in a table format and the firstsheet in the book then put the following marco in the workbook code in the VBA editior. Save it and close the wookbook and then open the work book. Private Sub Workbook_Open() ActiveSheet.ShowDataForm End Sub If you want a custom userform then design it and replace ActiveSheet.ShowDataForm above with Userform1.show if you call the form Userform1. -- Hope this helps Martin Fishlock, Bangkok, Thailand Please do not forget to rate this reply. "fbenson" wrote: I would like to have a form pop-up when a MS Excel file is opened, where I enter budget items that are used in a spreadsheet behind the scenes. I am trying to create a retirement planner spreadsheet. -- Fred Benson |
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