I have a rather lengthy introduction for a worksheet that describes the
approach I've taken to the business problem that's solved on the worksheet. I
want to have the user click on a button to display a text box or userform
with the information and then click the userform or text box to make it
disappear again. I tried creating a userform and added a text box. I
couldn't type the text with line breaks like I can in Word.

Could you use a comment instead? No code required.

In a textbox or label on a userform, try Ctrl+Enter to insert a new line.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com
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"Steve" wrote in message
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I have a rather lengthy introduction for a worksheet that describes the
approach I've taken to the business problem that's solved on the
worksheet. I
want to have the user click on a button to display a text box or userform
with the information and then click the userform or text box to make it
disappear again. I tried creating a userform and added a text box. I
couldn't type the text with line breaks like I can in Word.

Use a worksheet with your instructions that is made visible with a button and
with a return button that makes it invisible again and selects a desired sheet

"Steve" wrote:

I have a rather lengthy introduction for a worksheet that describes the
approach I've taken to the business problem that's solved on the worksheet. I
want to have the user click on a button to display a text box or userform
with the information and then click the userform or text box to make it
disappear again. I tried creating a userform and added a text box. I
couldn't type the text with line breaks like I can in Word.