When in the VBA editor - right click - to add a Userform to your workbook.
On selecting the Userform you will greeted with this window.
Here are the components of that window explained:
1 - Form area - this is what will be presented to the user.
2 - Toolbox - This is a collection of items you can add to your form.
3 - Project area - Here we can arrange our Userforms
4 - Properties box - Everything will have associated properties that can be adjusted to
Here we have created a label and changed the text to be "Name"
We have added a text box - this allows the user to input text into this box.
To allow us to get the value of this later we have renamed this to a more meaningful name.
Below we have entered a button - which allows the user to signal that they have entered the required information.
Here we have updated the caption of the Userform.
Double clicking on an element we create function in the vba editor for that action.
Here we have added two lines of code. The first line takes the value that has been entered and moves it to cell "A1". The second line hides the form as the user is finished with it.
Pressing f5 runs the script and displays the Userform.
We can enter our name and press the Button. This adds this to the sheet as expected and closes the Userform.
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