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Default Range of Cells to populate in a text box on a userform


I have scoured the internet and help for answers to this one.
Is there a way to have a range of cells populate a textbox on a
userform when I click a commandbutton?
So far I have been only able to: make a text value entered in the macro
code of the commandbutton populate into the text box. Another way made
the text populate into the worksheet cells that I wanted to import
from.
I am wanting to use protected worksheets(not protected from me) to edit
information, and have the users see that information and any changes I
make, via the userform and command buttons. Anyone have ideas on how
to program macros to do this?
Thank you for your time hard hard work

Benji


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