On Dec 10, 2:26*pm, Shane Devenshire
wrote:
Hi,

Rather than create the textbox on the fly, why not create it ahead of time
and then hide it. *When the user clicks their button display the textbox. *

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Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

Thanks for your reply. The user is allowed to create up to 99 text
boxes on the form so that is why I was hoping to create them on the
fly rather than create 99 invisible textboxes. However, if the group
knowledge is that this is the only way to do, then I will create 99
invisible textboxes.


"RCGUA" wrote:
I have Form and when the user clicks CommandButton4 a textbox is added
to the form with the code below. *When I type in the textbox it
resizes itself really small and you can only view a small amount of
the text typed into the box. *Also, when I type in the box the change
event does trigger the msgbox. *Does anyone know how to make this
textbox resize so the user can see all the text typed in the box?

Private Sub CommandButton4_Click()
Dim ctrl As msforms.TextBox
* * With Me
* * * * Set ctrl = .Controls.Add("forms.textbox.1", "txt1", True)
* * * * ctrl.Left = 20
* * * * ctrl.Top = 50
* * * * ctrl.AutoSize = True
* * * * ctrl.MultiLine = True
* * * * ctrl.WordWrap = True
* * * * ctrl.Visible = True
* * End With
End Sub

Private Sub txt1_change()
MsgBox "txt1 has changed"
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