Trevor3007

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hi,

i need to create a input box so when the user puts the text into, it will place the text in d1 on sheet 2

I am able to do the above only on sheet 1 . Can anyone help?

KR
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Whatever code you have, you probably have it placing it in the cell like this:
Code:
Range("D1")...
where your range does not have a sheet reference.

If you want it to put it on Sheet, add the sheet reference to your range, i.e.
Code:
Sheets("Sheet2").Range("D1")...
If you are having issues instituting this, please post your code.
 
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There are many ways depending on what you want. e.g. Sheet objects like data validation dropbox, textbox controls (ActiveX or Form), Inputbox in a Userform, VBA's Application.Inputbox, VBA's InputBox, etc. Here is the latter.

Code:
Sub DoIt()
  Worksheets("sheet 2").Range("D1").Value = _
    InputBox("Enter a value for 'sheet 2!D1'.", "Data Entry")
End Sub
 
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Whatever code you have, you probably have it placing it in the cell like this:
Code:
Range("D1")...
where your range does not have a sheet reference.

If you want it to put it on Sheet, add the sheet reference to your range, i.e.
Code:
Sheets("Sheet2").Range("D1")...
If you are having issues instituting this, please post your code.


Hi joe4,

this is what I have:

Sub Test_Function()
Dim val As String
val = InputBox("Enter Applicable Text")
Sheets("Sheet 2").Range ("D1")
End Sub

it don't work BTW :{

KR
Trevor3007
 
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Code:
Sheets("Sheet 2").Range ("D1").Value = InputBox("Enter Applicable Text")
 
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You never set your range equal to your Input Box.
To edit your original code, it may look something like this:
Code:
[COLOR=#333333]Sub Test_Function()[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#333333]Dim val As String[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#333333]val = InputBox("Enter Applicable Text")[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#333333]Sheets("Sheet 2").Range("D1")[/COLOR][COLOR=#ff0000] = val[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#333333]End Sub[/COLOR]
 
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Whatever code you have, you probably have it placing it in the cell like this:
Code:
Range("D1")...
where your range does not have a sheet reference.

If you want it to put it on Sheet, add the sheet reference to your range, i.e.
Code:
Sheets("Sheet2").Range("D1")...
If you are having issues instituting this, please post your code.

H Joe,

sorry sent you wrong code:


Currently use this:-

Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Dim myValue As Variant
Dim ws As Worksheet

If MsgBox("Do You Need To Insert Name ?", 36, "Insert Name") = vbNo Then Exit Sub

'Sheet3 is sheets code name DO NOT CHANGE
Set ws = Sheet3

Do
'show inputbox
myValue = InputBox("Enter New Name", "Enter Tab Name")
'cancel pressed
If StrPtr(myValue) = 0 Then Exit Sub
'loop until tab name entered
Loop Until Len(myValue) > 0

'change to proper case
myValue = Application.WorksheetFunction.Proper(myValue)

'update sheet
With ws
'add name to cell
.Range("D1").Value = myValue
'change tab name
.Name = CStr(myValue) & "-Codes"
End With

End Sub

what I need as the above is evoked upon opening the file, but should the user 'mis type' then they cannot rename . So I thought if create a button they can alter accrordinlgy?

KR
Trevor
 
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So I thought if create a button they can alter accrordinlgy?
So, is that what the other code is?
Did you see the issues I pointed out with that code, and the suggestions Kenneth and I made?
 
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So, is that what the other code is?
Did you see the issues I pointed out with that code, and the suggestions Kenneth and I made?


hi,

yes I did but am confused. com & dont have a scobie ...sorry.

I am good at comming up ithe the 'interace/look' of but the back end is such a datk place when the VB required is out of 'recoerd macro' and my very limited knowledge thereof.

Hence why I sort mr excel & co for much needed assigtance.

KR
Trevor3007
 
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