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Add controls to UserForm
Hi,
I'm trying to write a procedure where Excel will automatically add a certain number of TextBoxes to a UserForm based on the number of rows in a table. Can this be done? Also, can a form be created on the fly using code and how are commands assigned programmatically to the controls on such a form? Any advice and insight into this problem will be greatly appreciated... Vyyk |
Add controls to UserForm
"Vyyk Drago" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm trying to write a procedure where Excel will automatically add a certain number of TextBoxes to a UserForm based on the number of rows in a table. Can this be done? Yes but it may not be the best approach A grid control may work better or you may find it better to have a form with pre-defined text boxes and on which you make visible only as many as you require Also, can a form be created on the fly using code and how are commands assigned programmatically to the controls on such a form? Yes but again I dont recommend it , its far better to use a grid where you need a table IMHO Keith |
Add controls to UserForm
See John Walkenbach's site for an example:
http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip76.htm Creating a UserForm Programmatically -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Vyyk Drago" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm trying to write a procedure where Excel will automatically add a certain number of TextBoxes to a UserForm based on the number of rows in a table. Can this be done? Also, can a form be created on the fly using code and how are commands assigned programmatically to the controls on such a form? Any advice and insight into this problem will be greatly appreciated... Vyyk |
Add controls to UserForm
Thanks! That really helped a lot... :)
Kind regards Vyyk -----Original Message----- Hi, I'm trying to write a procedure where Excel will automatically add a certain number of TextBoxes to a UserForm based on the number of rows in a table. Can this be done? Also, can a form be created on the fly using code and how are commands assigned programmatically to the controls on such a form? Any advice and insight into this problem will be greatly appreciated... Vyyk . |
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