MultiPage control: Easy question
 

Hi,

This might be the stupidest and easiest question yet but
I can't seem to find the answer:

I created a UserForm and I added a MultiPage control on
that form. By default, there are two pages on that
control. I'd like to add a couple more. I have no idea
how!!!

I can see a couple of methods for adding pages through
code but that's not what I'm looking for, I want to play
around with at least 4 pages in design mode. Can anyone
help.

Thanks, SC

Using Excel 2002.

MultiPage control: Easy question
 

Right click one of the tabs on the MultiPage control, and choose
New Page.


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Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
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"SC" wrote in message
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Hi,

This might be the stupidest and easiest question yet but
I can't seem to find the answer:

I created a UserForm and I added a MultiPage control on
that form. By default, there are two pages on that
control. I'd like to add a couple more. I have no idea
how!!!

I can see a couple of methods for adding pages through
code but that's not what I'm looking for, I want to play
around with at least 4 pages in design mode. Can anyone
help.

Thanks, SC

Using Excel 2002.

MultiPage control: Easy question
 

SC wrote:
Hi,

This might be the stupidest and easiest question yet but
I can't seem to find the answer:

I created a UserForm and I added a MultiPage control on
that form. By default, there are two pages on that
control. I'd like to add a couple more. I have no idea
how!!!

I can see a couple of methods for adding pages through
code but that's not what I'm looking for, I want to play
around with at least 4 pages in design mode. Can anyone
help.

Does right clicking on the top of the multipage control helps?

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