Torstein,
You can put pictures on a userform. Do you need the users to see the pictures on the sheet? How about presenting the pictures one at a time on the userform and asking them to fill in checkboxes 1 - 5.
The userform could have Previous - Next and Cancel buttons. The answers could be stored mabe in a global array or probably better on the sheet itself.
Lisa
Sent: Wed, Jul 3, 2013 2:32 pm
Subject: Vedr: [ExcelVBA] Re: loop with userform
Thank you Steve, your explanation gave me some new knowledge about userforms.
I'ts hard for me to describe "my problem" in my poor english, but my concern was
wether the loop continued running when the code from the commandbutton was
started.
And to Derek and your confusion:
I want to show the user 25 pictures each on one sheet (by using a loop) , and
have them giving an answer 1-5 based on that picture.
I have made that using an inputbox, and my question was how to replace that
inputbox with a userform which is easier to adapt.
Perhaps I have increased the confusion - altogether I have learned something
about userforms and that I have to do further studies on them!
regards
Torstein
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