Easily Tab/Enter Through Input Forms in Excel - Faster/Better Forms in Excel

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Thank you very much for the tutorial, your explanation through a small example does help for VBA beginner like me!

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I need a way to press enter to save please

Very excellent job man, this is what I was looking for.

This is excellent. I need your help. How can I make data Base form that can allow me to enter marks of different subjects, and find position average, total,and prepare parents report cards automatic?

Lot of missing information such as how do we link two sheets

It did not work for me

Nice, but why did TeachExcel not show how the MACRO was recorded? I have an alergic reaction to VBA and simply showing how the Macro is recorded would explain how the table is populated when you press SAVE.

Any way to do it on MAC?

Thank you. Does it work the same for an Excel Table?

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I want to understand how to I make a form in Excel that can be sent to users as a link for data collection. Due to data security I can't use Microsoft or Google forms

Well it looks nice and simple enough but I can't get the VBA to work it keeps debugging, Maybe MS disabled VBA or something by now.

Very Helpful and Informative.
Helped me solve my problem.

Wow, I have been looking for the cell tabbing method for a long time. You make it so simple with no coding.. Thanks a lot for sharing this knowledge

I see magic -) Exactly what I was looking for. Great Thanks

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Simple, but powerful!

The best so far...

Thanks it helped me a lot !!!!!!!!

Great tutorial!
Very useful for less advanced users who have to enter data in a form. Thank you!!!

Thanks. Nice example. One small trick I use.. for the input cells, if you add an upper and left cell border that is say 2 grades darker than your grey background and use a line style of the thickest or next to thickest option possible, then your fields will have that "sunken" look of a data entry field vs. just the flat look of a cell. It makes users comfortable and familiar with the input area, as it matches that of a dialog box or typical sunken input fields that they encounter in other software. Hope someone finds this useful. Thanks for the videos, tips, techniques and code examples. Thumbs up!! PS - You can use the same technique to the right and bottom of the entire greyed out range to make it look raised up which some find appealing :))

This is a big help. Thanks much!

Nice Concept Of Building Forms,Really Neat Bit Of VBA Simple But Powerful...Thank You Sir :)

Looks great, Thanks.