Transition Macro to work on an Excel table.

[Livin404]

My current macro works perfectly, but because I had to change my database to an Excel table this current macro needs work. My worksheet is "Pallets" and the table is named "Table1".

Again before the table it worked perfectly but changing the source to a table makes a non-workable solution.


Macro in need of updating:

Private Sub cmdEdit2_Click()

If Selected_list2 = 0 Then

MsgBox "No row is selected.", vbOKOnly + vbInformation, "Edit"

Exit Sub

End If

Me.txtRowNumber2.Value = Selected_list2 + 1
Me.txtDate.Value = Me.lstDatabase.List(Me.lstDatabase.ListIndex, 0)
Me.txtDestination.Value = Me.lstDatabase.List(Me.lstDatabase.ListIndex, 1)
Me.txtPalletID.Value = Me.lstDatabase.List(Me.lstDatabase.ListIndex, 2)
Me.txtTcns.Value = Me.lstDatabase.List(Me.lstDatabase.ListIndex, 3)
Me.txtPieces.Value = Me.lstDatabase.List(Me.lstDatabase.ListIndex, 4)
Me.txtWeight.Value = Me.lstDatabase.List(Me.lstDatabase.ListIndex, 5)
Me.cmbShipment.Value = Me.lstDatabase.List(Me.lstDatabase.ListIndex, 6)
Me.cmbSupport.Value = Me.lstDatabase.List(Me.lstDatabase.ListIndex, 8)
Me.txtRemarks.Value = Me.lstDatabase.List(Me.lstDatabase.ListIndex, 9)


MsgBox "Please make the required changes and click on 'Save' button to update,", vbOKOnly + vbInformation, "Edit"





End Sub

 

[igold]

This is a pretty good reference for working with Tables. Perhaps, it can help you with your transition...

The VBA Guide To ListObject Excel Tables

For a data analyst, Excel Tables are a necessity! They are the most efficient way to organize your raw data and refer to data that contracts or expands on a regular basis. Likewise, Excel tables can be extremely useful in combination with VBA.

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