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Creating Excel Forms

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Durdles

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I have a single Excel worksheet that needs a user friendly interface. In my case I would like to pull up groups of rows based on a common field called 'Submenu' (essentially the exact funcion as the Auto Filter). In addition I would like to utilize a check box instead of a text field to flag a field called 'Include' as yes or no. I am not too familiar with forms in Excel, but have experience with forms in other applications such as Access. Can this can be done using Excel. Do you recommend a better way? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Brian
 
Brian,

When you insert a form between the user and the worksheet, in order to perform simple worksheet functions, it is ususlly considered as a "non-friendly" act.

What's wrong with using AutoFilter?

What do you mean by "...utilize a check box instead of a text field to flag a field called 'Include' as yes or no"

Does this mean that you want to ENTER a "yes" or "no" in a cell in the Include column on a certain row?

It would help to know the business case for this process--what need does this need to satisfy for the customer?

Skip,

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