T
Tom
I have a spreadsheet that requires user input.
The process for the user input is relatively easy and straightforward, yet
it is critical that the understand the "directions" that they are given on a
a "ReadMe" worksheet tab.
The ReadMe worksheet is set to be the "default worksheet" when they open the
spreadsheet. However, I am confident that most user simply ignore it and
immediately skip to the data collection worksheet.
To prevent this, is there a chance to create some kind of "dialog message
box" that pops up when Excel opens the file. This message then can
reiterate the importance of the ReadMe worksheet and the dialog box can be
closed via clicking on the X in the top-right corner.
Any suggestions???
Thanks,
Tom
The process for the user input is relatively easy and straightforward, yet
it is critical that the understand the "directions" that they are given on a
a "ReadMe" worksheet tab.
The ReadMe worksheet is set to be the "default worksheet" when they open the
spreadsheet. However, I am confident that most user simply ignore it and
immediately skip to the data collection worksheet.
To prevent this, is there a chance to create some kind of "dialog message
box" that pops up when Excel opens the file. This message then can
reiterate the importance of the ReadMe worksheet and the dialog box can be
closed via clicking on the X in the top-right corner.
Any suggestions???
Thanks,
Tom