M
M. Hall
Excel 2000 (maybe Excell 2003 in near future): The Excel environment is a bit
intimidating to the casual user. I know little to nothing about VBA, but I am
assuming I can set up forms using VBA for inventory control. Inventory
received (in), sold (out), monthly physical count, etc. Instead of having a
user become familiar with Excel cells and environment and data entry in same,
I would rather use user input forms using Excel in the background as data
retrieval and storage.
If this is possible, what I would REALLY like is some similar inventory
example that I could learn and pull knowledge together and set up my own
system.
intimidating to the casual user. I know little to nothing about VBA, but I am
assuming I can set up forms using VBA for inventory control. Inventory
received (in), sold (out), monthly physical count, etc. Instead of having a
user become familiar with Excel cells and environment and data entry in same,
I would rather use user input forms using Excel in the background as data
retrieval and storage.
If this is possible, what I would REALLY like is some similar inventory
example that I could learn and pull knowledge together and set up my own
system.