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#Create excel macro code#

Now, you can search in the Search Box whatever you want.

Here, you will see a filter is added to the column named State.

#Create excel macro code#

For Operator, I selected xlFilterValues which will filter the values.Īt this point, save the code and go back to your worksheet. Here, I selected 1 for the field which will filter the 1st column of the table and I selected search_str as Criteria1 which will match the letter from the 1st column with the input in the Search Box. Next, I used Range.AutoFilter method to filter the range.After that, I used the ListObjects property to return the table named “DeclaringVariable_Data” from the ActiveSheet.After that, I set search_str as “*” & & “*”.Then, I declared a variable named search_str as String.Now, a Module will open with a Private Sub on it.ĪctiveSheet.ListObjects("DeclaringVariable_Data").Range.AutoFilter _ After that, double-click on the Text Box.

To begin with, insert a Text Box and link it to a cell by following the procedure from Example-01.

Here, I searched for “a” and the names that start with “a” have appeared.Įxample-02: Creating a Search Box in Excel VBA by Using a Variableįor this example, I will use a variable to create a Search Box in Excel with VBA.

Finally, you can search in the Search Box whatever you want.

Here, you will see a filter is added to the Sales Person column. Now, save the code, and go back to the worksheet.

Then, I set Application.ScreenUpdating property as True because I have reached the last part of my macro.

For Operator, I selected xlFilterValues which will filter the values.

Here, I selected 2 for field which will filter the 2nd column of the table and I selected & “*” as Criteria1 which will match the 1st letter with the input in Search Box.

After that, I used the ListObjects property to return the table named “TextBox_Data”.Then, I set Application.ScreenUpdating property as False to speed up the macro.A Private Sub is only applicable for that specific sheet it is on. Here, a Private Sub Procedure was already created by the Text Box.Next, write the following code in that Module.ĪctiveSheet.ListObjects("TextBox_Data").Range.AutoFilter field:=2, Criteria1:= & "*", Operator:=xlFilterValues.Here, I named it TextBox_Data.Īfter that, a Module will open with a Private Sub on it. Firstly, select any cell from the table.Here, I will name the table because I will need the table name to write the VBA code. Next, select a cell in the worksheets that is blank as LinkedCell.After that, Right-click on the Text Box.Now, you will see your Text Box is inserted into your worksheet. After that, click and drag your mouse cursor where you want your Text Box.Thirdly, select Text Box from ActiveX Controls.In this example, I will explain how you can create a search box in Excel with VBA to find the results that start with the searched letter. Here, I will explain 5 suitable examples.Įxample-01: Employing Text Box Feature to Create a Search Box in Excel I will create a search box in Excel with VBA for this table. This table contains Sate, Sales Person, and Product. To explain this article, I have taken the following table as the dataset. 5 Suitable Examples to Create a Search Box in Excel with VBA