I currently have a userform that works perfectly with the first sheet and
dont want to change that. What I would like to do is add one of the pieces
of data into a 2nd sheet that has a different layout. It would be something
like this
*Classwork *
*Drafts *
*Records *
*Portfolio *
*Final * 98% 78% 23% 98% 0% 78% 23% 78% 78%
78% 89% 0% 78%
23% 23% 78% 23%
23% 98% 98%
Each of these columns is named the same as the headers. In my form I would
like for it to input as it is now in sheet1 (GradeBook) and for Sheet2 I
would like for the grade only to be input into sheet2. Somehow it would
need to match the correct column using the assignment name given using a
combobox in the form. Here is the main part of the script for the info
input.
> Private Sub cmdSubmit_Click()
> Application.ScreenUpdating = False
> Dim NextRw As Long
> Dim ws As Worksheet
> Dim startRow As Long
> Dim CelFormat As String
>
> Set ws = Courses
> NextRw = ws.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Offset(2, 0).Row
> If NextRw < 6 Then NextRw = 6
> '<< Add data to worksheet >>
> ws.Cells(NextRw + 0, "A") = Me.txtAssignmentName.Value
> ws.Cells(NextRw + 1, "A") = Me.txtDate.Value
> ws.Cells(NextRw + 1, "A") = "Due: " & Me.txtDate.Value
> ws.Cells(NextRw + 2, "A") = Me.txtAssignmentType.Value
> If (Me.txtPointsReceived.Value & "X" = "X") Then
> ws.Cells(NextRw + 0, "D").Value = "-"
> Else
> If InStr(1, txtPointsReceived, "%") = 0 Then 'and if
> txtAssignmentName.value matches sheets2 column name insert grade in next open
> cell that column starting at @ row3
> CelFormat = "0.00"
> Else
> CelFormat = "0.00%"
> End If
> With ws.Cells(NextRw + 0, "D")
> .NumberFormat = CelFormat
> .Value = Me.txtPointsReceived.Value
> End With
> End If
> If InStr(1, txtPointsPossible, "%") = 0 Then
> CelFormat = """/"" 0.00"
> Else
> CelFormat = """/"" 0.00%"
> End If
> With ws.Cells(NextRw + 0, "E")
> .NumberFormat = CelFormat
> .Value = Me.txtPointsPossible.Value
> End With
>
> Unload Me
> End Sub
>
>
I have also edited the combobox so it populates using the headers in row1 of
sheet2 (WeightedPage) if that helps at all.
Sub UserForm_Initialize()
> Dim rheadings As Range
> Dim cl As Range
> Set rheadings = Sheets("WeightedPage").Range("A1:I1")
> For Each cl In rheadings
> Me.txtAssignmentType.Value = "Assignment"
> Me.txtAssignmentType.AddItem cl.Value
> Next cl
> End Sub
>
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