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I've added a form to my spreadsheet. I'd like it to start
at the top right hand corner of the spreadsheet.

How can I find the value for "UserForm.Top" regardless of
the number of toolbars the user has shown and regardless
of if the row and column headers are displayed?

I've tried the following:

UserForm.Move 584, ActiveSheet.Cells(1).Top

but this puts the form way up in the title bar/tool bars
area.

Thanks!

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I've added a form to my spreadsheet. I'd like it to start
at the top right hand corner of the spreadsheet.

How can I find the value for "UserForm.Top" regardless of
the number of toolbars the user has shown and regardless
of if the row and column headers are displayed?

I've tried the following:

UserForm.Move 584, ActiveSheet.Cells(1).Top

but this puts the form way up in the title bar/tool bars
area.

Thanks!

Debbie



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