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I am creating a form whereby applicants will need to check a box next to a
set of criteria, and then points assessed to those criteria will be applied. I would like to automate this by setting it up so that when the box is selected, a check mark(or some symbol) is filled in and associated points for that line would be activated in a separate column, and then points totaled at specific locations in the column (subtotaled or grand totaled). The end users will likely be using Excel 2003, and may not likely have Access available. I know Excel can do wondrous things, but I dont know where to start looking. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks -- T |
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To tell you the truth, I too am more familiar with Access forms than Excel.
But I know Excel can do this sort of thing, and I can maybe point you in the right direction. Let's start he You posted this in the "Excel Worksheet Functions" forum, but if you're going to do forms then you should transfer this question to the "Excel Programming" forum. That's where they talk about VBA solutions. Second, check out the CHM file that pertains to VBA/Excel; there's a section in there on VBA forms. I can't swear to where you'll find it on your machine, but on mine it was at "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office XP Standard\Office10\1033\VBAXL10.CHM". Personally I recommend doing a search on all *.CHM documents under your C:\Program Files and go through them, making a shortcut to each one that looks useful -- at least, if you're going to do much programming I would. There are extensive manuals on VBA for all the Office apps (including some I didn't know existed), for HTML documents, for ADO and DAO, for JScript, for Jet SQL, for VBS and various VBS tools, lots of things. If you're already familiar with creating and programming forms in Access, this may be all you need to get started, barring a few of the differences in the Excel interface. For that, as I said, you should post further questions in the Excel Programming forum. --- "T" wrote: I am creating a form whereby applicants will need to check a box next to a set of criteria, and then points assessed to those criteria will be applied. I would like to automate this by setting it up so that when the box is selected, a check mark(or some symbol) is filled in and associated points for that line would be activated in a separate column, and then points totaled at specific locations in the column (subtotaled or grand totaled). The end users will likely be using Excel 2003, and may not likely have Access available. I know Excel can do wondrous things, but I dont know where to start looking. Can anyone point me in the right direction? |
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Thanks Bob
-- T "Bob Bridges" wrote: To tell you the truth, I too am more familiar with Access forms than Excel. But I know Excel can do this sort of thing, and I can maybe point you in the right direction. Let's start he You posted this in the "Excel Worksheet Functions" forum, but if you're going to do forms then you should transfer this question to the "Excel Programming" forum. That's where they talk about VBA solutions. Second, check out the CHM file that pertains to VBA/Excel; there's a section in there on VBA forms. I can't swear to where you'll find it on your machine, but on mine it was at "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office XP Standard\Office10\1033\VBAXL10.CHM". Personally I recommend doing a search on all *.CHM documents under your C:\Program Files and go through them, making a shortcut to each one that looks useful -- at least, if you're going to do much programming I would. There are extensive manuals on VBA for all the Office apps (including some I didn't know existed), for HTML documents, for ADO and DAO, for JScript, for Jet SQL, for VBS and various VBS tools, lots of things. If you're already familiar with creating and programming forms in Access, this may be all you need to get started, barring a few of the differences in the Excel interface. For that, as I said, you should post further questions in the Excel Programming forum. --- "T" wrote: I am creating a form whereby applicants will need to check a box next to a set of criteria, and then points assessed to those criteria will be applied. I would like to automate this by setting it up so that when the box is selected, a check mark(or some symbol) is filled in and associated points for that line would be activated in a separate column, and then points totaled at specific locations in the column (subtotaled or grand totaled). The end users will likely be using Excel 2003, and may not likely have Access available. I know Excel can do wondrous things, but I dont know where to start looking. Can anyone point me in the right direction? |
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