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Using VBA to Add Table Row to Form Table
I have a form, with fields, for collecting input from users. In the middle of
the form is a table, with two text fields and a column that has clickable check boxes. The table has four "content" rows plus a heading. The users inform me that they may need to add rows to this table, because for some instances, they have more information to record. So how do I set things up such that if they need/want to, they can add rows, without unprotecting the form (and thus disabling the checkboxes, which they like having)? I'm guessing I'll need to create a macro of some kind, and make that an Exit macro on the last field or cell in the table. Alternately, possibly I could create a button of some kind. Any helpful suggestions? |
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