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How to create a dynamic Userform via VBA
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I'd like to create a dynamic userform which can vary the number of inputs depending on the user. A userform will be displayed with 1 textbox to enter their car model. There will be a command button that will allow the user to 'add' more textboxes if they have more cars. Of course I will be placing a limit on the number of cars a person can enter! =) So my first question would be: is there code which will allow me to resize the userform (eg widen by x lines/pixels/whatever) as the user adds textboxes? My second question is: is there a relatively simple piece of code which will allow me to add a textbox, say, directly below the one above (maybe with some space in between)? Thanks very much. |
How to create a dynamic Userform via VBA
Userform has height and width properties.
Look in help at controls.Add the bottom of the first textbox sepval = 10 Textbox2.Top = Textbox1.Top + textbox1.Height + sepval -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy SuperJas wrote in message ... Hi, I'd like to create a dynamic userform which can vary the number of inputs depending on the user. A userform will be displayed with 1 textbox to enter their car model. There will be a command button that will allow the user to 'add' more textboxes if they have more cars. Of course I will be placing a limit on the number of cars a person can enter! =) So my first question would be: is there code which will allow me to resize the userform (eg widen by x lines/pixels/whatever) as the user adds textboxes? My second question is: is there a relatively simple piece of code which will allow me to add a textbox, say, directly below the one above (maybe with some space in between)? Thanks very much. |
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