I am trying to create a form which will "add" a record by searching a worksheet for and ID number. I need to be able to add cell information from the row which is found (identified by ID number).
The data I am seraching from is organized as follows:
I used : in the example to seperate because the post wasn't recognizing my spacing, each item is in a different column.
ID: Last: First: Grade: Mark:
123456: Doe: Jane: 10: X
In my form I would like to type an ID number and then in labels on the form pull ID, Last, First, Grade, Mark for display/editing if necessary. I would also like to be able to change this information if necessary and resubmit to the exiting worksheet/row.
The biggest problem I am having is searching/locating the existing record and knowing how to recall individual cell data to a label or text box, and then how to send information from these boxes back to specific rows.
I am assuming I need to "store" the row # I am pulling from in my search so I know where to put info back...?
Any help much appreciated, just getting into this Excel stuff, it's fun but more different than I thought it would be from VB6 which I used years ago.
Thanks all.
SD
The data I am seraching from is organized as follows:
I used : in the example to seperate because the post wasn't recognizing my spacing, each item is in a different column.
ID: Last: First: Grade: Mark:
123456: Doe: Jane: 10: X
In my form I would like to type an ID number and then in labels on the form pull ID, Last, First, Grade, Mark for display/editing if necessary. I would also like to be able to change this information if necessary and resubmit to the exiting worksheet/row.
The biggest problem I am having is searching/locating the existing record and knowing how to recall individual cell data to a label or text box, and then how to send information from these boxes back to specific rows.
I am assuming I need to "store" the row # I am pulling from in my search so I know where to put info back...?
Any help much appreciated, just getting into this Excel stuff, it's fun but more different than I thought it would be from VB6 which I used years ago.
Thanks all.
SD