It will probably be best for you to run the model yourself to see my flaws, but here are some of my problems: When the user clicks on tbP1 and tbP2 then clicks elsewhere without changing the anything, the values remain unchanged. Tb1 and tb2 however revert to 0. Tb1 and tb2 need to be fixed tbTotal initially calculates the proper total but once the user clicks on any textbox the value reverts to 0, not the new total. Lastly, the model is not outputting the proper values. This is probably related to the above problems but could be a problem of its own.
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Re: VBA Userform textbox numbers formating A textbox is just that - a box to store/edit text. The.TEXT property returns the contents of the textbox as a string, it has no.NUMBER property. I am using excel 2007. I created a userform to edit data I have imput onto excel sheet1. At the moment the value to look up is in the Item Name colum only and then the other boxes fill from that row and allow editing. To display your spreadsheet data use either MrExcel HTML Maker or Excel Jeanie Be responsible for the questions you post. If you don't reply to answered questions, be it just a simple 'yes, that worked,' or even 'thanks,' the time someone took to help you goes unrewarded.
That object is the cell where the next entry for Item goes. • The executed statement sets the Value property of the relevant cell to be equal to a string. This string is the name of one of the Items.
• Go to Format > Vertical Spacing > Increase. • Align the CommandButtons, as follows: • Select the CommandButtons. • Go to Format > Align > Tops. • Go to Format > Horizontal Spacing > Remove. • Go to Format > Horizontal Spacing > Increase. • Decrease the height of the UserForm by using its lower center sizing handle. • Decrease the width of both the Frame and the UserForm.
With app.run you can only pass values (or arrays) subject the above but not objects (though you can sometimes send enough info in the values to recreate the object the other end). So if you want to both send and receive data try something like this (in the example send a value as an argument and receive a return array ) arg = 123 arrReturn = Application.Run( 'myBook.xls!myFunc', arg) MsgBox arrReturn(0, 0) Function myFunc(arg) As Variant Dim arr(0 To 2, 0 To 3) ' could declare data type here arr(0, 0) = 2 * arg myFunc = arr End Function Peter Thornton. Do you really mean you working with two different instances of Excel (as can be seen in the task manger) or do you mean two different workbooks loaded the same instance of Excel, one of which includes a userform and the other some code that you want to communicate with the userform. Assuming you are talking about the latter, your two options are - - Set a reference in at least one direction between the projects - Or simpler but less flexible you can call procedures in normal modules in other workbooks using Application.Run (see help). Peter Thornton.