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Userform to enter Tax Details

This is a userform that has been adapted from one of my pet projects called “Saral0506” wherein the form was used to feed the details of the Advance Taxes, Interest and Self-Assessment Taxes into the respective places in the control worksheet. Take a look at the userform itself before I explain the usage of the same.

Figure 1 : Userform to enter taxes

In the userform shown above, there is a provision for entering the data for the four due dates of Advance Taxes, namely on the 15^th of September, 15^th of December, 15^th of March and on 31^st of March of the financial year. So, you have the date tax was paid, the BSRCode & Challan No (trfVchNo) mentioned on the challan and the amount paid on that date. Based on that information, if the checkbox for calculating the interest has been checked, the interest under the three sections of 234A/234B/234C is calculated. Obviously two other inputs are required for this to be done accurately and those are the amount of tax that is due for the year and the tax deducted at source. There is another userform before this one that takes that input, and since we are not talking about that form yet, let us continue how this form operates, assuming that those two figures have been already provided in the Computation of Total Income Worksheet already discussed elsewhere. Then comes the upto four Self-Assessment Challans that can be fed into the system based on the Computation of Total Income that we have discussed elsewhere. Once you click the button called “Post It!”, the said information gets posted into the Computation of Total Income and that’s all there is to it, folks!!

Cheers!

CA Vikram Shankar Mathur

29/Apr/2022 | 20:50 Hours IST

VSM Calendar

Indeed, getting the Microsoft Calendar control on a userform has tended to become more and more of a difficult proposition, that has prompted me to create a userform that acts like a calendar and I have decided to call it “VSMCalendar”. Just take a look at the image below, then I will explain it’s operation to you.

Just by looking at the above userform, you will be struck with the familiar similarity of the look of the Microsoft Calendar Control (for those of you who have been used to the control, like me). I was inspired by a similar userform that came with basic coding, to which I added my own colors and coding to use it in my projects. So you must have a worksheet called VSMCalendar to which this control adds the date in two formats, one is the long date format of “DD MMMM YYYY” and the other is the standard date format of “dd/mm/yyyy”. You can change the date by using the combobox for the month and the year and by clicking on the day you want from the command buttons provided, then click on the “OK” button to set the date. The command button programming is largely courtesy the original developer of the userform, but the rest of it is my doing. This userform was also developed in the year 2014-2015, so it is also around eight years old. But it is so easy to operate that it is not funny!!

Cheers!
CA VIkram Shankar Mathur
27-Apr-2022 | 10:50 Hours IST

Calendar View

I got sick and tired of the failure of the Microsoft Calendar from being made a part of my VBA Projects that I created a new kind of Data Entry Form for a Date entry. You can call it anything you want, but I decided to call it “frmCalendarDate” or “MonthView Form”. It looks like this image below:

Basically, the operation of the above is very simple and obvious, and has been inspired by a similar post I saw elsewhere around 15 years ago, but basically requires you to manually feed the year, month and day using the up-down coltrols provided, or you can enter them manually and the data appears in “The Selected Date” textbox, after which you can click the “Date is OK” button and get the date in a designated cell named as “frmCalendarDate” on any worksheet of your choice anywhere in the workbook. That is all there is to it, folks!! Like it? Follow my blog if you do, I am putting up numerous posts and will continue in the near future to do so. Cheers !!

CA Vikram Shankar Mathur
24-Apr-2022 | 10:52 Hours IST