

Next, to create a named table, select one of the heading cells, and on the Ribbon's Insert tab, click the Table command.This is the information that you will collect in the UserForm. In cells A1:D1, enter the headings for the parts inventory database, as shown in the screen shot below – PartID, Location, Date, Qty.Type PartsData as the sheet name, then press Enter, to complete the name.Double-click on the sheet tab for Sheet1.To start from scratch, follow the steps below: This video shows how to create the Excel file, and set up the table where the data will be stored. In this example, a parts inventory is stored on a hidden worksheet in a Microsoft Excel file.

You'll see how to enter data in the form, and then send that data to a hidden worksheet.

To create a UserForm requires some programming, and you can see the steps Get the Sample File Introduction to UserForms
