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Default resizing and aligning groups of ActiveX controls together

Thank you for such comprehensive code, Greg. I'll try it out.

I did finally notice what might be an alternate way to do this. If the
shapes are ActiveX objects, I believe this could be done by selecting all
the objects together either by shift-clicking them, or dragging the Select
Objects outline around all the objects, then right-clicking the group,
selecting properties, and setting the appropriate properties (Height, Width,
Left) for the entire group.

It would seem that your code might apply to more than just ActiveX objects,
so that would be an advantage to it.

Thanks again for providing it.


"Greg Wilson" wrote in message
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Correction to my post:

I left out the declaration: Option Base 1. Place it at
the top of the module.

Regards,
Greg

-----Original Message-----
Is there an easy way to make the controls the same height

and width with a
single operation on the group?

Also, is there a way to select a group of controls such

as Option buttons
and align them together on the left without having to

align the individual
controls one by one?

Thank you in advance.


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