• Bonriki

    Bonriki

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    • in reply to: Table calculations #1592090

      Yep
      That did it. I thought it must have been a range issue
      Thanks for all your help

    • in reply to: Table calculations #1592030

      Paul
      Looks really good but the macro to insert a new row only fires for the first instance of inserting a new row

    • in reply to: Table calculations #1591718

      Paul
      In the attached I believe the code for the fields is correct and input using Ctrl F9 for all brackets. However, When I select a value in cells C & D it fails to calculate in cell E. Similarly for cell H which is also giving a Syntax error message when the code is identical to that in cell E.

      46760-Hazard-Identification-2
      Can you help?

    • in reply to: Table calculations #1591647

      The fields are not calculating as required despite adding this code
      ‘Update the bookmarked range
      .Bookmarks.Add Name:=StrBkMk, Range:=Selection.Tables(1).Range
      .Fields.Update

      Cannot figure this out as they are very basic calcs C*D & E*G

    • in reply to: Table calculations #1591597

      Paul
      I thought I had this sorted but for some reason it just doesn’t want to behave!
      46760-Hazard-Identification-2

    • in reply to: Table calculations #1591521

      Paul
      For the life in me I cannot figure how to create the “on-exit” function for the content control. I know in older versions it was in the properties

    • in reply to: Table calculations #1591517

      Paul this thing is doing my head in!
      I can’t seem to get the row add function to activate when I add a new row.46749-Hazard-Identification

    • in reply to: Table calculations #1591432

      46738-Hazard-Identification46737-codePaul
      I have entered the field code using Ctrl F9 as follows

      46737-code

      In column H I wish to calculate E * G and then add a new row if required

    • in reply to: Save user form for later editing #1568075

      Hey guys
      My users now decide that wish to copy up to 3 columns of mixed text, column 1 and data columns 2 & 3, into the P&L and GIT combo boxes. I have tried with column properties set but all I get are the headers

    • in reply to: Save user form for later editing #1567826

      sorry guys
      Had a problem with a variable but then realised the sub where the variable was defined was set to Option Explicit!!

    • in reply to: Save user form for later editing #1567825

      Thanks Andrew and Maud for all your help
      Make sense

    • in reply to: Save user form for later editing #1567686

      Thanks Andrew
      The workbook doesn’t seem to want to behave. When I double click to open the file opens with Protected view warning with “Enable Editing” highlighted then when clicked it gives VBA error 91
      44764-error91
      and then when I click “Debug” I get the following
      44765-91Debug

      However, if I open the file from Excel it all works fine as expected. The preference is for the users to have the file on their desktop, double click to open and fill in the data.

      Reviewing the code, other the initialise sub, I cannot see what you have changed plus the email function doesn’t work

    • in reply to: Save user form for later editing #1567674

      Maud
      Thanks for that. I have used a combination of Text Boxes and Combination Boxes on the UserForm.
      I assume your code will only work for Combination Boxes

    • in reply to: Save user form for later editing #1567641

      But why do you need a temp sheet to hold this info? Why can the data not go onto the “Monthly Report” until a certain point in time. Surely it doesn’t become ‘final’ until the person submits the sheet. I would be putting the info straight onto the report and not be bothered with a temp sheet to hold the same information until it needs to be transferred across.

      Andrew
      Not sure I understand. My users wish to enter data, save it and then come back to it later by opening the workbook again. I didn’t believe rerunning the userform retained the previously entered data, which is what my users wish to do, edit the data .

    • in reply to: Save user form for later editing #1567575

      Sure

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