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    Assign UserForm to a CommandButton

    Aim/Object — How can I assign a userform with 'Log-in' and 'Log-off' options to every employee name's command button? so that whenever I click on any employee's name (CommandButton1 or CommandButton4) I can get a pop-up message box which has two another CommandButtons options - 'Log-in' and 'Log-off'.
    This is how I will be able to noted (record) the 'Log-in & 'Log-off' time by a single button, and have a better appearance too.

    Note - I made a userform with 'Log-in' & 'Log-off' CommandButtons, but whenever I go to the VBA window by 'Alt+F11' then only I was able to see that by pressing 'F5' button, but none of CommandButton worked at all, otherwise in this case I have to make another CommandButton to record 'Log-off' time for every employee, which is not so cool in the appearance.


    Please Help me out!

    Thanks in Advance!

    Note - Kindly look in to the new updated workbook for more convenience, I've just inserted a userform too.
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    Re: Assign UserForm to a CommandButton

    Thanks Mr. pike!

    The workbook is updated now!

    I've stated the problem and wht solution/ help I'm looking for. I've tried my times. I am able to make a userform and commandbuttons, you can see in the workbook, but i'm still unable to connect a userform to a commandbutton, so if I click on a commandbutton then the userform should automatically pop-up, then only I would able to use another commandbuttons - 'Log-in' and 'Log-off'

    Kindly help me!

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    Re: Assign UserForm to a CommandButton

    Hi SunOffice024
    the first step - add another commandbutton to the worksheet and add this code
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    this will show the userform
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    Re: Assign UserForm to a CommandButton

    Thanks a world man!

    The idea & codes are working fine at their place, but when I add one more commandbutton in the userform - 'Turn Off', then how can I close the userform window just by clicking on this 'Turn Off' option?

    Plz look into this query too.

    Thanks in Advance!

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    Re: Assign UserForm to a CommandButton

    The code in the new button click event would be
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    Re: Assign UserForm to a CommandButton

    Hi SunOffice024
    one possible way would be to find the name of the employee.
    you could add a combobox to your userform with the all the names

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    Re: Assign UserForm to a CommandButton

    WOW!! It works fine! Thanks alot Mr royUK!

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    Re: Assign UserForm to a CommandButton

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    Re: Assign UserForm to a CommandButton

    hey guys it's solved, and I'm going to get some more knowledge abt ComboBox.

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    Re: Assign UserForm to a CommandButton

    Done! Thanks!

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    Re: Assign UserForm to a CommandButton

    Thanks for taking the time to read and comply with the rule .

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    Re: Assign UserForm to a CommandButton

    Haha...!

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