Ticker Boxes

H

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
 
G

Guest

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?
 
H

hustla7

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
 
G

Guest

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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