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    I. Development of GUI (Step by Step Methodology in Creating The GUI)

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    The document describes the step-by-step process of creating a graphical user interface (GUI) in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Microsoft Office programs. It discusses building a user form with controls like command buttons and option buttons, writing code to link the form to data and algorithms stored in Excel sheets and VBA modules, and testing the program to ensure it is stable and flexible. The GUI is designed to provide a user-friendly interface for solving problems related to evaporators.

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    I. Development of GUI (Step by Step Methodology in Creating The GUI)

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    The document describes the step-by-step process of creating a graphical user interface (GUI) in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Microsoft Office programs. It discusses building a user form with controls like command buttons and option buttons, writing code to link the form to data and algorithms stored in Excel sheets and VBA modules, and testing the program to ensure it is stable and flexible. The GUI is designed to provide a user-friendly interface for solving problems related to evaporators.

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    Multiple Effect Evaporator GUI

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    Development of GUI

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    The document describes the step-by-step process of creating a graphical user interface (GUI) in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Microsoft Office programs. It discusses building a user form with controls like command buttons and option buttons, writing code to link the form to data and algorithms stored in Excel sheets and VBA modules, and testing the program to ensure it is stable and flexible. The GUI is designed to provide a user-friendly interface for solving problems related to evaporators.

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    I. Development of GUI (Step by Step Methodology in Creating The GUI)

    Uploaded by

    Angelica Joyce Benito
    The document describes the step-by-step process of creating a graphical user interface (GUI) in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Microsoft Office programs. It discusses building a user form with controls like command buttons and option buttons, writing code to link the form to data and algorithms stored in Excel sheets and VBA modules, and testing the program to ensure it is stable and flexible. The GUI is designed to provide a user-friendly interface for solving problems related to evaporators.

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    I.

    Development of GUI (step by step methodology in creating the GUI)

    A User Form is a custom-built dialog box that you build using the Visual Basic

    Editor. While this example works in Excel you can use the same techniques to create

    a UserForm in any of the Microsoft Office programs that support VBA. With a

    UserForm you can create a user-friendly interface for your workbook or document,

    making data entry more controllable for you and easier for the user.

    A. Building the User Form

    Learning the basics of making a Graphical User interface in Visual Basics is one

    way of making a user friendly application and the other is to really understand the

    concept on solving the problem of evaporator. In creating user form, Start Excel and

    open the Visual Basic Editor (keyboard shortcut: [Alt]+[F11]). The user needs to use

    both the Project Explorer and the Properties Window so if they are not visible opens

    them from the View menu. After opening the User form, the GUI designers layout

    the desired design they wanted show. The designer used an image to represent the

    flow of the unit operation to be solved and created a command buttons and option

    buttons to make the GUI more users friendly.

    Figure 1: Designed Interface for solving a triple effect evaporator


    B. User form Codes

    For the codes to be used in executing the operations of the GUI the designers

    uses the linkage between the VBA, excel spread sheet and modules. By calling

    the cell number or module where the data or macro program is located or the

    designed algorithm is set.

    Figure 2: Sample code in calling the algorithm location

    The designer created a program on a command button to execute the

    designed algorithm on solving an evaporator problem that is located in the

    module 1 in the module folder.

    C. Testing the program stability

    After setting up the codes to execute the program the designer run the

    program multiple times to check the stability of the program and to make the

    program more flexible for the user’s benefits. The program is tested in a problem

    from the book of unit operation with an answer, to compare the answers from the

    solution of the book to the solution of the programmed evaporator GUI. The

    program showed the same answer in the book.


    Figure 3: Final Output

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