Hi.
I've tried many different codes from different peoples, to make my search function to work, but with no hope, so i will be asking here.
So, what i want is this:
In A1, B1 and C1, i got different text (A1 = Tool ID: , B1 = Programs, C1 = Ordre)
and in the A column, i got different Tool ID's (example 500,501,502,503 etc etc)
and in the B column, i got program numbers
and in the C column, i got ordre numbers.
Then in the userform, i got a textbox and a listbox.
Within the textbox1, i want textbox1_change and when i type a number, it will show the result associated with the tool ID.
Example: If i got 100 Tool ID's and two of them got the tool id 500, and i search for 500, it will show these two results, with the tool id (500), and program number and ordre number.
I also use RowSource (name manager) with the code
, to try to get the "bar" in the listbox to show "tool ID, program and ordre.
Anyone that can help me with this search and show result code?
If my explanation sucks, please ask, and i will try to explain better.
Thanks
I've tried many different codes from different peoples, to make my search function to work, but with no hope, so i will be asking here.
So, what i want is this:
In A1, B1 and C1, i got different text (A1 = Tool ID: , B1 = Programs, C1 = Ordre)
and in the A column, i got different Tool ID's (example 500,501,502,503 etc etc)
and in the B column, i got program numbers
and in the C column, i got ordre numbers.
Then in the userform, i got a textbox and a listbox.
Within the textbox1, i want textbox1_change and when i type a number, it will show the result associated with the tool ID.
Example: If i got 100 Tool ID's and two of them got the tool id 500, and i search for 500, it will show these two results, with the tool id (500), and program number and ordre number.
I also use RowSource (name manager) with the code
VBA Code:
=OFFSET('Maskin 51'!$A$2;0;0; COUNTA('Maskin 51'!$A:$A)-1;5)
Anyone that can help me with this search and show result code?
If my explanation sucks, please ask, and i will try to explain better.
Thanks