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Formatting in Forms
Can you set a forced format within forms? (i.e. state = 2 alpha, capital)
When someone enters ca it will change to CA or title case verses caps for data entry? |
Formatting in Forms
Amy
What do you mean by "within forms"? You could use a Worksheet_Change macro. The code you would write in the macro could look at some specific range, like a specific column, and change any entry to caps. Is that what you need? HTH Otto "Amy" wrote in message ... Can you set a forced format within forms? (i.e. state = 2 alpha, capital) When someone enters ca it will change to CA or title case verses caps for data entry? |
Formatting in Forms
I'm trying (1st attempt) to create a form that will be easier to populate for
a client rather than gonig through 29 or columns and then back to column A to start the next line. In doing this, some of the fields are address related and phone related, so I was wondering if the person puts spells out the State rather than two letter abbreviation, the form would not except it or populate. Does that make since? "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Amy What do you mean by "within forms"? You could use a Worksheet_Change macro. The code you would write in the macro could look at some specific range, like a specific column, and change any entry to caps. Is that what you need? HTH Otto "Amy" wrote in message ... Can you set a forced format within forms? (i.e. state = 2 alpha, capital) When someone enters ca it will change to CA or title case verses caps for data entry? |
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