De Premor,
I like your solution.
This is an opportunity for me to learn new tips and polish my VBA skills. I
will attempt to combine yours and Paul's;
Next step would be to try to 'merge' my userforms.
Instead of having 1 userform for data entry and another for search,I am
thinking of using:
a mu
Hi All,
I've writen a code for this case, i use a junk sheet for removing
duplicate and sorting, it seem more easy to use, much faster, flexyble,
and cut off unneeded code
what i've done is on form initialize is : copy date to junk sheet,
remove the duplicate, sort it, and place it on combo
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>>Then, when you search, it compares the dates of the records to these two
>>dates and loads the listbox.
>>(which I also have happen when the End Date combobox is changed)
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>>Your macros are about 215 executable lines of code(excluding blank lines)
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dn't incororate my original solution to your latest file, but I can if
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>To: excel-macros@googlegroups.com
>Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2014 8:17 PM
>Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ Re: Item search in Userform
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>Paul,
>I loaded all the available Begin Dates into the Begin Date combobox.
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Paul,
> I loaded all the available Begin Dates into the Begin Date combobox.
> I created a change event in which when you select a begin date,
> all the available dates AFTER that date are loaded into the End box
> (no sense making it possible to select an end date that occurs BEFORE the
> begin
Attached is what I've done thus far.
Regards
On Wednesday, October 15, 2014 12:23:17 PM UTC-4, Awal wrote:
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> Hello,
> With a Userform, I would like to search a database, display the result of
> the search in the form and be able to print it out. See screen shot below.
> I am attaching a sampl
