CODE to copy and paste:
Sub DELETEROW()
Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim row As Long
Set ws = ActiveSheet
row = ws.Range("B6").Value
ws.Rows(row).Delete
MsgBox "row " & row & " deleted successfully.", vbInformation
End Sub
In this Excel video tutorial, we gonna see How to Easily Create an Data Entry Form in Excel with macros, but without need to know VBA, Visual Basic for Applications. Make a Data Entry Form in Excel can help us on a daily basis to automate tasks and save time.
We will see how to enable the developer tab in Excel, because we need to use two tools within it, record macro and option button form control to be used as a checkbox or a mark option.
Using forms in Excel offers several benefits. Overall, forms streamline the process of data entry and management in an Excel worksheet, making it more efficient and less error-prone.
Ease of data entry: Forms provide a more user-friendly and structured way to input data into a worksheet, which can be useful when there are many fields to fill in.
Data validation: You can set rules and constraints on forms to ensure that the entered data is correct and within desired parameters.
Error reduction: Since forms guide users through the data entry process, there are fewer chances of errors compared to direct input into the worksheet.
Standardization: Forms help to standardize the format of data, ensuring consistency throughout the worksheet.
Security: Depending on the settings, forms can help protect the integrity of data by preventing unauthorized changes.
Ease of use: Forms may be more intuitive for users who are not familiar with Excel, making it easier for them to input and view data.
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