Ticker Boxes

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hustla7

I've got a mortgage lender database system in excel and i have a fiel
in which to input the amount of monthly payments made so far by
client. I want to have a ticker box with that field, but the only wa
in which i can link them to cells is to go one by one through eac
record going through 'LinkedCell' which is seriously long when i hav
over 150 records. I also want to be able to make a macro (or somethin
like that) which will create a new ticker box linked to the cel
everytime i insert a new record somewhere? any time- savin
suggestions? Thanx a lot for your time
 
What's are ticker boxes? All I'm getting out of your info is
that you have a column with (example) say cell D3 the header (NumMonthsPaid)
and range D4:D154 which contains numbers
like 24, 36, 35, 60.. so from here what do you want to do?
 
Basically, i want to be able to put the cell values up and down a
normal using the tickers...the problem i am encountering is that if
was to add tickerboxes to all of the cells individually, i would nee
to individually link each ticker box to the cell it is controlling...i
there any way of automatically linking cells to the cell they ar
in...maybe using autofill
 
Back up your File Before trying this..

I can only think you are asking about the use of a spinner control.
And it can't do what you want -- as you already determined, but
here's another *alternative* go at it:

Let's say your NumberOfPays #'s are in Column M

Paste into a standard module the two below macros:

Sub IncreaseValueByOne()
If Not Intersect(ActiveCell, Columns("M:M")) Is Nothing Then
ActiveCell.Value = ActiveCell.Value + 1
End If
End Sub

Sub DecreaseValueByOne()
If Not Intersect(ActiveCell, Columns("M:M")) Is Nothing Then
ActiveCell.Value = ActiveCell.Value - 1
End If
End Sub

Add a Command-Button - with Caption "Increase" and assign it to Macro
IncreaseValueByOne()

Add a Command-Button - with Caption "Decrease" and assign it to Macro
DecreaseValueByOne()

Hummmm,


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