(I'm having problems with this forum today so apologies if there are suddenly
a load of duplicate messages from me!)
I've suddenly thought: I'm assuming you are creating a UserForm from Insert
menu in VB Editor (rather than a form in the s/sheet itself). If so, the
button code in Form1 should be:
Sub Submit_Click()
Form2.Show
Me.Hide
End Sub
Then you make a second UserForm called Form2 with your 'Edit' and 'Confirm
and submit' buttons. Then:
Sub Edit_Click()
Form1.Show
Unload Me
End Sub
Sub Confirm_and_Submit_Click()
(your code)
Unload Me
End Sub
"sam" wrote:
> Thaks for the Help Smallweed,
>
> Should I code into Submit_Click() event in the original form to launch the
> second form with 'Edit' and 'Confirm and submit' buttons? If yes, How can I
> code it such that It launches the second userform. I am not as good with VB.
> Also Its ok if the user inputs are not displayed in the new form, Just a
> confirmation window with 'Edit' button(navigate back to original form with
> data populated) and 'Confirm and Submit' button (saves the inputs) should be
> fine
>
> Thanks in Advance.
>
> "Smallweed" wrote:
>
> > Yes, make another form with these buttons on it.
> >
> > Make sure the original Submit button doesn't include Unload Me (which makes
> > the first form forget everything) but uses Me.Hide before opening the second
> > form. The Edit button in the second form can then use Form1.Show and you'll
> > see the first form as it was just before you clicked Submit (you would
> > probably use Unload Me from the second form as there's nothing there to
> > remember).
> >
> > Hope that makes sense.
> >
> > "sam" wrote:
> >
> > > Hi All,
> > >
> > > I have designed an excel from with text fields, radio buttons and check
> > > boxes. I also have a Submit button that populates the user details in excel
> > > sheet.
> > > What I want is: Is it possible to display a confirmation window with user
> > > inputs once a user clicks "Submit" button on the original form? Confirmation
> > > window with "Edit" and "Confirm & Submit" Buttons, where user is navigated to
> > > the original form if "Edit" is clicked or the user inputs are populated into
> > > the excel sheet if "Confirm & Submit" is clicked.
> > >
> > > Thanks in Advance
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