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Alberto Ast[_2_]

useform label enter
 
I posted this question earlier but it does not show up so I will post it
again. Hope now it does shows up.

I need to assign two cells value to a label in a userform but would like to
display each cell value in a different row.

Me.Label5 = range("A1").value & range ("B1").value

If I jsut do above it will display

ECR12345 where ECR is value on Cell A1 and 12345 value on cell B1

I need to display as follows
ECR
12345

I do not want to assign a cell value to a diferent label because some time a
cell value will be quite long so it might take more than a row.

E.g.

ECR description will
be the length of the
value
12345

Where "ECR description will be the length of the value" is A1
and 12345 is B1

So I need an enter character so it will go over next line before it shows B1.
Can it be done?
Thanks

Rik_UK

useform label enter
 
Try

Me.Label5 = range("A1").value & vbCr & range ("B1").value

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Kind regards

Rik


"Alberto Ast" wrote:

I posted this question earlier but it does not show up so I will post it
again. Hope now it does shows up.

I need to assign two cells value to a label in a userform but would like to
display each cell value in a different row.

Me.Label5 = range("A1").value & range ("B1").value

If I jsut do above it will display

ECR12345 where ECR is value on Cell A1 and 12345 value on cell B1

I need to display as follows
ECR
12345

I do not want to assign a cell value to a diferent label because some time a
cell value will be quite long so it might take more than a row.

E.g.

ECR description will
be the length of the
value
12345

Where "ECR description will be the length of the value" is A1
and 12345 is B1

So I need an enter character so it will go over next line before it shows B1.
Can it be done?
Thanks



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