This seems explicit to me ...
I know I can create a new userform with new controls and new code for the
controls on the fly using
VB.
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Bob
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"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
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I think you misread the OP.
The subject adds more info, too.
Bob Phillips wrote:
You said you were creating a new userform, I just gave some code that
included that creation as well as the controls and the code.
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HTH
Bob
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"pan65" wrote in message
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I am gathering from your response and from Bob's response, that I just
need
to start with a new userform.
Thanks for the help, it is much appreciated.
"Dave Peterson" wrote:
Another option would be to create the userform with those controls on
it--and
the code behind those controls, too.
Then just hide/show the controls you want hidden/shown.
pan65 wrote:
I know I can create a new userform with new controls and new code
for
the
controls on the fly using VB. I have also added controls to an
existing
userform but I am having trouble adding code for the controls. The
name of
my userform is frmGSN and Code is a string of code. I am trying the
following code but it doesn't recognize the .CodeModule
With frmGSN.CodeModule
.InsertLines .CountOfLines + 1, Code
End With
Please help. Thanks
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Dave Peterson