Thanks for the help.
So, as recommended I added the code to the my "dataEnter"
CommandButton like so:
Private Sub dataEnter_Click()
Day = MovementData.dateDay.Value
Range("a1") = Day
End Sub
It came back in error when I ran it (compile error, argument not
optional). Bear with me as I barely understand all the concepts here,
but am learning as we speak.
A little more background info:
My userForm has 22 controls - 8 comboBox, 12 textBox, 2 commandButtons
(enter, exit)
The forms purpose is to take data entered into each field and transfer
it to cells in the active sheet. Eventually, I would like the user to
be able to activate the sheet they want, and the userForm would ensure
that the data goes into the next empty row (so that the form could be
started at any time and still add data to the sheet in order). At this
point, however, I would be overjoyed if I could simply copy the form
contents to a single row in the active sheet.
If there is any background info I should read to understand how I can
achieve this result, please point me in that direction as well.
Cheers
C4
On Sep 22, 2:09 am, Paul Schreiner <schreiner_p...@att.net> wrote:
> OK... let's take a look at this.
> In the Visual Basic Editor, make sure you Properties window is turned on.
> (Either select View-> Properties, or hit an F4)
> And your Project Explorer is open (View -> Project Explorer or Ctrl-R)
>
> Now, select your userform in the Project Explorer under "Forms".
>
> Now, select your userform in the design window.
> The properties window will show the name of the userform.
>
> (for instance, Mine says: (Name) Form_PMTR_Open)
> Now select your textbox: What is the name of the textbox?
> (Mine is txt_PMTRno)
>
> Now, in your code:
> (for instance, I have a button that says "OK", right clicking on the button
> and
> selecting "View Code" takes you to the click event for that button.)
>
> I can check the value of the textbox by using:
>
> Userformname.textboxname.value
> Or in this case, I have a global Variable called PMTRno
> in the code I have:
>
> PMTRno = Form_PMTR_Open.txt_PMTRno.Value
>
> Now, if I wanted to put this into a cell, I could use:
> Range("A10") = PMTRno
> or
> Cells(10,1) = PMTRno
>
> You'll also notice that once you've entered:
>
> PMTRno = Form_PMTR_Open.
>
> Excel/VBA will begin showing you "possible" solutions to your next part,
> or the objects associated with the userform:
> for example, in my case, it shows:
> Activecontrol
> Backcolor
> Btn_Cancel
> ...
> once you enter:
> PMTRno = Form_PMTR_Open.txt_PMTRno.
> it shows the possible objects associated with that control:
> AddItem
> AutoSize
> AutoTab
> ...
>
> hope this helps get you started...
>
> Paul
>
> ________________________________
> From: C4 <forsyth.cla...@gmail.com>
> To: MS EXCEL AND VBA MACROS <excel-macros@googlegroups.com>
> Sent: Monday, September 21, 2009 9:10:33 AM
> Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ Pasting UserForm values into a Worksheet
>
> Hi all, this is my first post! I have wanted to learn a bit of coding
> for quite some time and the opportunity has finally presented itself
> to do so; I am working on a small project for my employer which is
> nothing more than a UserForm (with some TextBox and ComboBox controls)
> to allow for a simple data entry GUI in Excel. I am a total newb. I
> have tried many, many different combinations of code based on "Help"
> samples and from all over the web. Can someone please steer me in the
> right direction? I can only assume I haven't yet looked in the right
> place, and that what I want Excel to do for me is fully possible. Once
> I can successfully transfer data from the UserForm, I was planning to
> code an "if...then" variable to make sure nothing gets written over,
> but at this point I would be overjoyed to get beyond merely creating
> the UserForm.
>
> Thanks in advance :)
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