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Old 05-11-04, 11:38
diversoln diversoln is offline
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creating a form in excel

I attempted to set up a "database" using excel a while ago, before finding this forum, but gave up because I could find no way to set up a data entry form within excel that would fill an excel table.

So I punted and moved on to MS Access and have had some experience with VBA programming within Access to customize the applications. Now I have a very simple application where the client specifically does not want to implement MS Access.

So, it appears that you all are using excel as a database. How do I get started? I've searched excel's help but didn't find anything to point me in the right direction on how to set up a data entry form.

Thanks in advance for your input.
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Old 05-11-04, 13:18
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Does your client just hate Access, or doesn't want to pay for it? If you have MS Office Developer, you can create Access projects and include/distribute the Access runtime engine without cost.

If you must go with Excel, start by pressing Alt+F11. From the menu, choose Insert, UserForm. Use the toolbar to add controls. Double-click your controls to assing event code.

Good Luck
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