Thanks so much for your help! I'm using Excel for Mac Version 15.32 (Office 365) with a pretty large workbook with about 15 sheets. Starting what seemed like randomly, links between sheets in Excel stopped working. Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac 15.32.0 VL + Crack - The new versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and OneNote provide for Mac users.
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I have some good news to report. Recently, Microsoft has improved the Visual Basic experience in Excel 2016 for Mac. Don't get the idea that it is great, but they improved it enough to give you a working solution to the particular problem of not having the Data input form. Please take a moment to read about J-Walk's free Enhanced Data input form. It's actually a bit nicer than the one we used to have in older versions of Excel.
You will note that the site says flat out on the page ' This add-in does not work with any version of Excel for Macintosh.' Well, guess what? Version 3b now works in Excel 2016 for Mac, assuming you have installed the latest updates. I tested in Excel version 10.21 for Mac. Go to the Excel menu and choose About Excel to check your update level.
If you're not at version 15.20 or 15.21 then head to Excel's Help menu and choose Check for Updates to get the updates. Here's a link to the product description page: After reading about the add-in, go to the download page.
Click the Download link for version 3b (under the Excel 2007 heading). The download file will be named dataform3.zip. In Finder, double-click the zip file and it will open a folder called dataform3. Go inside the folder and find dataform3.xlam. You can drag this file to a permanent location in which it can be used. I recommend making a folder called Add-ins in your Documents folder and drag dataform3.xlam into that folder. Now, open Excel 2016.
On the Tools menu choose Excel Add-ins. Click the Browse button and choose the saved file dataform3.xlam. Then click the Open button. When prompted about Macros, choose to allow Macros to run. Your Add-ins dialog should have the add-in listed and checked, like this: Now you're ready to use the new add-in.
Select a cell in your data table. Then go to the Data tab of the Ribbon and you will see a new button off to the right labeled J-Walk Enhanced DataForm. Click this button to activate the J-Walk Enhanced Data Form.
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