Spinning Button carry over to a new row

chester1993

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Hey all. Need help on my project.

So, I have 2 sheets. Sheet 1 is where the 2 Spin Button and a Command Button is located. Sheet 2 is where the data get recorded.

Basically, what the Spin button does is to count each click. I already have the code for this. The Command button will add a new row and put the current date on column A1, for example.

My problem lies on how I connect both buttons. Whenever I click on the command button, I want to be able to use the Spinner button onto that new row created.

It will be an every day counting of clicks and I want to be able to record the clicks on a daily basis.

I hope someone call help me with this. Thank you!
 

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Is this your final objective?
The Command button will add a new row and put the current date on column A1, for example.

When you say add a new row. Excel already has 1.5 million rows you cannot add new rows

Or do you mean in Range("A1") of Sheet(2) you now have a date
And when you click a button you want todays date put in Sheet(2) Range("A2")

If so this could be done without using a Spin Button and a command Button

We could just use one Command Button or if you like one Spin Button which would not need to collect number of times clicked.
 
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Is this your final objective?
The Command button will add a new row and put the current date on column A1, for example.

When you say add a new row. Excel already has 1.5 million rows you cannot add new rows

Or do you mean in Range("A1") of Sheet(2) you now have a date
And when you click a button you want todays date put in Sheet(2) Range("A2")

If so this could be done without using a Spin Button and a command Button

We could just use one Command Button or if you like one Spin Button which would not need to collect number of times clicked.

Thank you for responding.

There are 2 objectives on this document. To simplify: 1. Count the # of clicks (3 buttons to count since there are 3 different categories to count off each click) and 2. Use the counter on a daily basis.

I think I manage to produce the codes for counting the clicks. As for adding the row using the command button, I think I have the code for this already too.

Here's a sample scenario:

Day 1.
I have today's date on A1. The count of clicks on B2, C2 and D2, respectively. Everything looking alright on this setup. The total of counts per category will be on Row 3.

Day 2. Where the problem comes in for me.
The command button should add a new row in between the 1st Day row and the Total Count row. After the row get added, I want now the count of clicks everytime I use the Spinner for clicks be entered on that new row.

I hope this is a possibility in Excel. Thank you again for your help.
 
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