General Ledger
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Dear All,
Is there a way in Excel 2003 to create and display a pane on the side of the active sheet? This would almost be like when you access Help in Excel and an additional pane opens on the side where you can search, etc. Having very little experience with User Forms, I don't know if they will do all I want.
I have a form on a sheet for users to fill in. I would like a pane to display on the right and always be visible regards of what cell is active on the sheet. Whenever the Form sheet is active, the pane should be visible.
The pane would have a few tabs across the top. Each tab would have a list to choose from to populate fields in the form (such as Vendor and City), or contain hyperlinks.
This pane would be a substitute for data validation drop down lists. I don't want to use drop down lists because the lists of items will be long and drop down lists only display a few rows at a time. Also, it is possible the item the user wants does not exist in the lists. I want to save the user time by being able to view a long lists in a pane on the side rather than scrolling through the short drop down lists window only to find the item they want does not exist.
Best regards,
GL
Is there a way in Excel 2003 to create and display a pane on the side of the active sheet? This would almost be like when you access Help in Excel and an additional pane opens on the side where you can search, etc. Having very little experience with User Forms, I don't know if they will do all I want.
I have a form on a sheet for users to fill in. I would like a pane to display on the right and always be visible regards of what cell is active on the sheet. Whenever the Form sheet is active, the pane should be visible.
The pane would have a few tabs across the top. Each tab would have a list to choose from to populate fields in the form (such as Vendor and City), or contain hyperlinks.
This pane would be a substitute for data validation drop down lists. I don't want to use drop down lists because the lists of items will be long and drop down lists only display a few rows at a time. Also, it is possible the item the user wants does not exist in the lists. I want to save the user time by being able to view a long lists in a pane on the side rather than scrolling through the short drop down lists window only to find the item they want does not exist.
Best regards,
GL