Right-click CommandButton1 and click View code.Drag a Command Button onto your worksheet.
In the ActiveX Controls group click the Command Button.To place a command button on your worksheet and assign a macro: The following figure shows the simple login form in Excel VBA. The User form we will create looks as follows. This chapter teaches you how to create a simple login form in Excel VBA. Click OK to save the selection changes.The following figure shows the Customize Ribbon in Excel 2010. Choose the Customize Ribbon button in the Excel Options dialog box.The following figure shows the File tab and Options button in Excel 2010. On the File tab, click the Options button.This tab contains a variety of tools that allows development and customization of Excel macro applications. The Developer tab is not visible by default in Excel, we must configure it to show that tab. In this chapter, learn how to turn on the Developer tab. Create a simple macro that will be executed after clicking on a command button. With Excel VBA you can automate tasks in Excel using what is called a macro. There really is no limit to the things you can do using Macros and Excel VBA all you need is time and practice to master this advanced topic and then the imagination to put into place your own custom functionality to make using Excel for your needs easier.This article is mainly focused on creating applications using the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) programming language. If you want to test your form you can press the F5 key and the form should be displayed over the currently active sheet in Excel. This allows you to add Buttons, Lists, Text Boxes and other input controls to present to the user. This should create a new blank form and also should display the Toolbox: You can then right click over VBAProject and select Insert + UserForm. If you want to try creating your own forms you will need to open the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications editor using either the Developer tab on the Ribbon or the shortcut ALT+F11. Now with Excel 20 we can add our own tabs to the Ribbon and have a button that brings up the form or even have an auto open macro that opens the form when the Workbook is opened or a specific Worksheet is selected. Once the data is entered we can then add it to the correct sheet in the correct location so no more having to reformat the data. You should never have to manually look up a code in another sheet when you can pick it from a friendly list. The lists are being populated from other sheets that could also be hidden. The above is a good example of the advantages of using forms. The following is a very simple example of a form (and yes I am using an example from the online course): If I give people a form to enter the data I can validate it and control where it gets added. In this scenario I find it makes sense to control how people enter the data.
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