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Data Entry Userform in Excel Workbook using VBA:Project Objective. Data Entry Userform in Excel Workbook using VBA is used to enter data using userform and update data in the Excel database. I have created userform with following fields like Id, Name, Gender, Location, Email Address, Contact Number and Remarks. If you are a member of the website, click on the image below to view the webinar for this post. (Note: Website members have access to the full webinar archive.)Introduction. The VBA UserForm is a very useful tool. It provides a practical way for your application to get information from the user.
- Once you complete the process above, Excel the inserts the UserForm.By default, the UserForm contains an empty dialog box. Notice that, in addition to displaying the UserForm window on the right side of the screen, the VBE adds the following items to the Project Explorer. If the VBA Project you're working on already contains a Forms node, the VBE doesn't add it again.
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To add a UserForm, do exactly as you would if you were adding a new module:
The UserForm window and 'Toolbox' will appear:
If you don't see the Properties window, make sure that it is shown and then start by editing the name of the UserForm (so that you can easily find it later on):
A UserForm has its own events, just like a workbook or a worksheet. To add events, double click on the UserForm window:
Now let's create two events as an example of how they work. The first event will define the initial dimensions of the UserForm, and the second will increase each of its dimensions by 50 pixels when the user clicks.
The event UserForm_Initialize will fire when the UserForm is launched:
To simplify the code, we can use Me instead of the name of the UserForm (since this code is within the UserForm that we're working with):
The second event will fire when the user clicks on the UserForm:
Launch a UserForm
To launch a UserForm in a procedure, use Show:
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This course is also available in PDF format, and can be downloaded in a single zip file which contains:
- 25 PDF files
- 14 Excel files
This paid option allows you to support the site and the development of free, new content.
To add a UserForm, do exactly as you would if you were adding a new module:
The UserForm window and 'Toolbox' will appear:
If you don't see the Properties window, make sure that it is shown and then start by editing the name of the UserForm (so that you can easily find it later on):
A UserForm has its own events, just like a workbook or a worksheet. To add events, double click on the UserForm window:
Now let's create two events as an example of how they work. The first event will define the initial dimensions of the UserForm, and the second will increase each of its dimensions by 50 pixels when the user clicks.
The event UserForm_Initialize will fire when the UserForm is launched:
To simplify the code, we can use Me instead of the name of the UserForm (since this code is within the UserForm that we're working with):
The second event will fire when the user clicks on the UserForm:
Launch a UserForm
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To launch a UserForm in a procedure, use Show: