A generic userform object has very few properties. Most
properties are created when the form is created.


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"NickHK" wrote in message
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'** In MyClass.cls
Private XLUForm As UserForm
Public Property Set XLUserForm(vData As UserForm)
Set XLUForm = vData
End Property

'**Called from a userform called MyForm
Set MyClass.XLUForm=MyForm

Using the above code in a class in same WB as the passed
UserForm,
vData.Caption always evaluates to "".
But if, whilst in the class, I test ?MyForm.Caption it returns
the correct
value.
Also, properties like vData.Width are no longer "supported",
but
.InsideWidth is.

If I change the declarations to:
Private XLUForm As MyForm
Public Property Set XLUserForm(vData As MyForm)

everything is *normal*.

Anyone explain why ?

NickHK