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rw = 10
i = 1 for each ctrl in userform1.controls Cells(rw,i) = ctrl.Value i = i + 1 Next -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy count wrote in message ... Hi, Can you recall this nifty looping way of populating new row when form is OK-yed? I believe this technique gives code immunity to adding new fields|columns. Txs Paul |