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I have a column of values on a form on which I perform the =SUM function.
The result becomes a reference cell for further calculation.
I would next like to include a drop-down list that allows me to perform
various functions on the reference cell and deliver the result up to a
destination cell where the value is called up for further calculation.
The list requires three states 1) do nothing, but return a text message
indicating a null result, 2) deliver the value of the reference cell to the
destination cell, for further processing and, 3) multiply the value of the
reference cell by 2 and deliver the value to the destination cell.
The drop down list, should provide a degree of self-documentation so that
when the form is printed, the process that was employed is clearly recorded.
I have been looking at Worksheet_ChangeEvents but I can’t understand what I
would need to do to make it work in this instance and (because the reference
cell is the result of a formula {=SUM(column)}) I am not sure that it is
appropriate in this instance anyway.
I would really like to learn how to do this myself but I find the whole
issue of the coding impenetrable so if anyone can help me I would be
immensely grateful.
The result becomes a reference cell for further calculation.
I would next like to include a drop-down list that allows me to perform
various functions on the reference cell and deliver the result up to a
destination cell where the value is called up for further calculation.
The list requires three states 1) do nothing, but return a text message
indicating a null result, 2) deliver the value of the reference cell to the
destination cell, for further processing and, 3) multiply the value of the
reference cell by 2 and deliver the value to the destination cell.
The drop down list, should provide a degree of self-documentation so that
when the form is printed, the process that was employed is clearly recorded.
I have been looking at Worksheet_ChangeEvents but I can’t understand what I
would need to do to make it work in this instance and (because the reference
cell is the result of a formula {=SUM(column)}) I am not sure that it is
appropriate in this instance anyway.
I would really like to learn how to do this myself but I find the whole
issue of the coding impenetrable so if anyone can help me I would be
immensely grateful.