Specifications

218 Chapter 13
Use of Macros
Making/Editing Macros
Other windows
The following windows are not displayed after startup of Visual Basic Editor but are
needed for programming. Some of the windows displayed in Visual Basic Editor are not
introduced here.
• Form designer
By using the form designer, you can make your own user forms. When the
corresponding macro is executed, the user form will be displayed on the screen. For
example, this is useful for inputting data in a text box on the user form or for
executing/ending measurement by clicking a command button.
Step 1. The form designer is displayed by the following menu command.
Insert - UserForm
• Toolbox
When starting up the form designer, the toolbox is displayed. A user form can be made
by freely dragging and dropping command buttons or text boxes. For the types and uses
of the prepared controls, please refer to E4991A VBA help.
Figure 13-3 Form designer/display screen of tool box