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In short - is this possible?
I have an excel worksheet with the fields as rows, and a user inputs
values in the relevant columns and saves it.
I have created a form in ArcGIS - I would like to click the load
button, which prompts for location of spreadsheet, and then once
selected, it will pluck out the relevant cell-values from the
worksheet and dump them in the relevant text-boxes in the form.
I have not seen this done before with Excel. Any pointers would be
great.
I have an excel worksheet with the fields as rows, and a user inputs
values in the relevant columns and saves it.
I have created a form in ArcGIS - I would like to click the load
button, which prompts for location of spreadsheet, and then once
selected, it will pluck out the relevant cell-values from the
worksheet and dump them in the relevant text-boxes in the form.
I have not seen this done before with Excel. Any pointers would be
great.
Simon wrote:
In VB/VBA:
1) open your form
2) read the Excel file name
3) open it (google it... "VB excel open")
4) read the values ( value = cells(rowID,colID) )
5) write the values into your form
Jean
In VB/VBA:
1) open your form
2) read the Excel file name
3) open it (google it... "VB excel open")
4) read the values ( value = cells(rowID,colID) )
5) write the values into your form
Jean
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> I have an excel worksheet with the fields as rows, and a user inputs
> values in the relevant columns and saves it.
>
> I have created a form in ArcGIS - I would like to click the load
> button, which prompts for location of spreadsheet, and then once
> selected, it will pluck out the relevant cell-values from the
> worksheet and dump them in the relevant text-boxes in the form.
>
> I have not seen this done before with Excel. Any pointers would be
> great.