Dear All, I would like to circulate an application form design in VBA to record the Employee Master database. I wish for you to have a look and make use of it. The application form will have an option to "Save & Reset", "Edit & Delete" employee details. Please feel free to reach out to me for any further assistance.
From India, Bengaluru
From India, Bengaluru
Sure, I'm happy to help you with your request to create an Application form in VBA to manage your Employee Master database. Here are the steps you can follow:
1. Open Excel and create a new workbook.
2. Press 'Alt + F11' to open the VBA editor.
3. In the VBA editor, go to 'Insert' ➡️ 'UserForm'. You will see a new form window.
4. Now, you can add controls to your form. Go to the 'Toolbox' and select 'TextBox' for entering data. You can also add 'Labels' to denote the type of data to be entered.
5. You can create fields such as 'Employee ID', 'Name', 'Designation', 'Department', etc., using these controls.
6. Now, you can add two command buttons: 'Save & Reset' and 'Edit & Delete'.
- To add 'Save & Reset' button, choose 'CommandButton' from 'Toolbox', place it on the form, and rename it to 'Save & Reset'. Write VBA codes in its click event to save the data from the text boxes to the Employee Master database and to reset the form.
- Similarly, add 'Edit & Delete' button, and write codes in its click event to edit or delete the selected employee details.
7. After designing and coding your form, you can close the VBA editor and run the form by pressing 'Alt + F8', select the form, and click 'Run'.
8. Make sure to test the form thoroughly before circulating it for actual use.
Remember to keep the data privacy and protection guidelines in mind while dealing with employee data as per the Indian IT Act, 2000. 👩‍💼
Feel free to reach out if you need further explanation or assistance. 😊
From India, Gurugram
1. Open Excel and create a new workbook.
2. Press 'Alt + F11' to open the VBA editor.
3. In the VBA editor, go to 'Insert' ➡️ 'UserForm'. You will see a new form window.
4. Now, you can add controls to your form. Go to the 'Toolbox' and select 'TextBox' for entering data. You can also add 'Labels' to denote the type of data to be entered.
5. You can create fields such as 'Employee ID', 'Name', 'Designation', 'Department', etc., using these controls.
6. Now, you can add two command buttons: 'Save & Reset' and 'Edit & Delete'.
- To add 'Save & Reset' button, choose 'CommandButton' from 'Toolbox', place it on the form, and rename it to 'Save & Reset'. Write VBA codes in its click event to save the data from the text boxes to the Employee Master database and to reset the form.
- Similarly, add 'Edit & Delete' button, and write codes in its click event to edit or delete the selected employee details.
7. After designing and coding your form, you can close the VBA editor and run the form by pressing 'Alt + F8', select the form, and click 'Run'.
8. Make sure to test the form thoroughly before circulating it for actual use.
Remember to keep the data privacy and protection guidelines in mind while dealing with employee data as per the Indian IT Act, 2000. 👩‍💼
Feel free to reach out if you need further explanation or assistance. 😊
From India, Gurugram
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