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    Question VBA Excel on Booking system

    Hi All experts

    Greeting From Singapore

    I am rusty on my VBA programming..
    have return my knowledge back to my school many years

    I would like to create a Transport Booking Tracking System using VBA

    Anyone can help me ? Appreciated very much !

    Basically the form should have the following.. i know nothing on VBA right now.. and have tried testing using the VBA but it gone wrong some where..

    Basically in a excel spreadsheet

    I need a userform to fill up the following

    Confirmation Number ( Able to generate Confirmation Number )
    Client Name
    Coach Supplier ( 2 or more choices)
    Transport Type ( Coach, Van , MPV )
    Number of Coaches/Van/MPV ( NUmberic Only)
    Departure Date (calendar style)
    Departure Time (2400H)
    Departure Pick up Location ( Postal Code Compulsory)
    Destination ( List of destionation that i can edit and choose from listbox)
    Stop Over Location ( Postal Code Compulsory)
    Return Date (calendar type)
    Return Time (2400H)
    Stop Over Location ( Postal Code Compulsory)
    Return Drop off Location ( Postal Code Compulsory)

    I wish to create a masterlist and also a database for me to keep track which date is high peak and indication of the booking system

    Thank you very much
    Last edited by fatty888; 02-13-2017 at 11:22 PM.

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    Re: Help!!

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    Re: Help!!

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    Re: VBA Excel on Booking system

    Anyone can help ?

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    Re: VBA Excel on Booking system

    The only problem is that we help you build, we don't build for you.
    The least you can do is design your worksheet, design your userform and present that to us. We can then give you advice on how to improve some things and help you further with the codes you need.
    Avoid using Select, Selection and Activate in your code. Use With ... End With instead.
    You can show your appreciation for those that have helped you by clicking the * at the bottom left of any of their posts.

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    Re: VBA Excel on Booking system

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