Just recently I banged out a quick little example for a reader who wanted to know how to quickly and easily store values from a userform created using VBA, and then prepopulate the userform the next time it's brought up with those stored values. Basically, I created a new worksheet in the file that would remain hidden and had a named ranged in that worksheet for each field in the userform. Then, when the userform was called up, I grabbed the values from those named ranges and put them in the inputs in the form. Then, when the userform was submitted, I changed the values in those named ranges to those currently in the userform. Pretty slick.
Like so many things Excel+VBA, it's easy when you know how. I thought my Excel_Geek Insiders would appreciate this simple example.
Later,
Excel_Geek
(how about that, three posts in one day after two months with nothing...can you tell I've been busy?)
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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Prepopulating a Userform
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Labels: $50 Project, userform
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