Jason Campbell
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- Mar 22, 2016
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Hi all,
I have a spreadsheet that has 36 fields, some of which are for data entry and others that have formulas within which calculate and display output based on the data input in the previous fields.
Due to the number of fields required for each record, the spreadsheet looks quite protracted...So, having looked at Excel's default Forms tool, I believe that a more user-friendly way of inputting the data is to use a form.
However, rather than creating a bespoke form from scratch, I want to somehow copy the default form that is generated when selecting the built-in form from my quick access menu, which I would then look to edit to suit my needs.
I have looked online for a solution, however, cannot locate anything. The question is, can I copy the default Excel VBA form and edit it? If so, how do I go about doing so?
Any assistance rendered would be gratefully received.
Jason
I have a spreadsheet that has 36 fields, some of which are for data entry and others that have formulas within which calculate and display output based on the data input in the previous fields.
Due to the number of fields required for each record, the spreadsheet looks quite protracted...So, having looked at Excel's default Forms tool, I believe that a more user-friendly way of inputting the data is to use a form.
However, rather than creating a bespoke form from scratch, I want to somehow copy the default form that is generated when selecting the built-in form from my quick access menu, which I would then look to edit to suit my needs.
I have looked online for a solution, however, cannot locate anything. The question is, can I copy the default Excel VBA form and edit it? If so, how do I go about doing so?
Any assistance rendered would be gratefully received.
Jason