Jean-Pierre D via OfficeKB.com
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validating input in textbox
Hi,
My spreadsheet consists of a numer of sheets:
1. input data from the user
2. a sheet where i make my calculations based on the input of the user
3. help file in which additional dat is stored, needed for the calculations
I would like to construct an application where you don't see excel anymore.
I don't know if this is possible but i started anyway to see if it can be
done.
I have a few questions:
I made the application so that excel disappers (and appears again on closing)
The only thing you see is the multipage userform i constructed (4 pages)
most pages are used to get a sort of flow of information (step 1-4) and on
one page i put an excel sheet where the user can input a database of persons
which i need for the calculations.
Q1. Do i still need excell to make the difficult calculations ore can i let
vba do the calculation for each databasemember and get the total on a
differen page of the userform ? after vba calculated each single memeber of
the database, i want the total...
Q2. How can i access the data in the spreadsheet on the page in the
multipageform ?
Q3 I have a multipage userform on which the user can input various items in
combo's text boxes etc.
in one particular instance I want the input in a textbox to always be an
number (numeric value) and i wrote the following code:
Private Sub hui_eb_hoofd_change()
OnlyNumbers
End Sub
Private Sub OnlyNumbers()
With Me.ActiveControl
If Not IsNumeric(.Value) And .Value <> vbNullString Then
MsgBox "Sorry, alleen getallen toegestaan"
.Value = vbNullString
End If
End With
End Sub
Nothing happens when i enter text instead of numbers. Did i construct the
code wrong or did i place it in the wrong part of the project (i put in in
the form's VBA)? i don't know...anybody?
By the way, i'am looking also for a way to make sure thereis a dat entered
(dd:mm:yyyy) and a way to make sure a percentage is put in with 2 decimals....
I know, a lot of questions but i' am still a novice...but learning fast...
hopefully.
thanks for your help guys !
Jean-Pierre
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