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Default Looking for some source code for navigation bars

I am using a SLIDER "Slider1" and then 4 buttons
I would like to find some samples of how to use a slider for moving between
records. Any good places to start looking?

I have several books, but am not finding anything about navigating in a
userform.


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Default Looking for some source code for navigation bars

read the value of the slider, use that value to select which row to display
in the userform. Use a change event in the slider to trigger the action.

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I am using a SLIDER "Slider1" and then 4 buttons
I would like to find some samples of how to use a slider for moving

between
records. Any good places to start looking?

I have several books, but am not finding anything about navigating in a
userform.


Thanks
XL Newbie!




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