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Default userform textboxes again

I am hiding the form rather than unloading it so it should
be there somewhere.........

Is there a way to do this without transfering the values
to the worksheet? Such as declaring my result for
textbox12?
Thanks
Jo

Hi
I am still having problems getting the data from textbox
entries into other modules.
I would like to be able to name userform1.textbox12.value
as txt12 and then have it available to all other macros.
May be I am putting the code in the wrong place?
Thanks agian for all your help.
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See my reply to your earlier post. I forgot to add that,
of course, you need something like what follows in the
Userform's code module.

Private Sub TextBox1_Change()
txt12 = Userform1.TextBox1.Text
End Sub

HTH,
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myval = Userform1.Textbox12.Text

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I am hiding the form rather than unloading it so it should
be there somewhere.........

Is there a way to do this without transfering the values
to the worksheet? Such as declaring my result for
textbox12?
Thanks
Jo

Hi
I am still having problems getting the data from textbox
entries into other modules.
I would like to be able to name userform1.textbox12.value
as txt12 and then have it available to all other macros.
May be I am putting the code in the wrong place?
Thanks agian for all your help.
Jo

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I think my problem was using .value instead of .text
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myval = Userform1.Textbox12.Text

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Tom Ogilvy

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I am hiding the form rather than unloading it so it

should
be there somewhere.........

Is there a way to do this without transfering the values
to the worksheet? Such as declaring my result for
textbox12?
Thanks
Jo

Hi
I am still having problems getting the data from textbox
entries into other modules.
I would like to be able to name

userform1.textbox12.value
as txt12 and then have it available to all other macros.
May be I am putting the code in the wrong place?
Thanks agian for all your help.
Jo

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thanks
I think my problem was using .value instead of .text
Jo

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See my reply to your earlier post. I forgot to add that,
of course, you need something like what follows in the
Userform's code module.

Private Sub TextBox1_Change()
txt12 = Userform1.TextBox1.Text
End Sub

HTH,
Merjet


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