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Default Group Box Border

Is there any way to format the group box form control to
hide the border? If not, can you change the color of the
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Jason,

Are you talking about a Frame control on a User Form? Set the
BorderStyle property to frmBorderStyleNone.


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If you mean the List Box the BorderStyle and SpecialEffect should be se
to "0". Is that what you mean? - Piku

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Chip,

Not the frame control. I see how you can remove the
border there. This is called a Group Box - you can get
to it by clicking View | Toolbars | Forms. Its the icon
with the xyz on the top.

I don't see anyway in removing the border or changing the
border color.
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Jason,

Are you talking about a Frame control on a User Form?

Set the
BorderStyle property to frmBorderStyleNone.


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www.cpearson.com


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Is there any way to format the group box form control

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Chip,

Not the frame control. I see how you can remove the
border there. This is called a Group Box - you can get
to it by clicking View | Toolbars | Forms. Its the icon
with the xyz on the top.

I don't see anyway in removing the border or changing the
border color.
-----Original Message-----
Jason,

Are you talking about a Frame control on a User Form?

Set the
BorderStyle property to frmBorderStyleNone.


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com


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Is there any way to format the group box form control

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hide the border? If not, can you change the color of

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Jason,

I don't think you can change the border properties of that group
box.


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Chip,

Not the frame control. I see how you can remove the
border there. This is called a Group Box - you can get
to it by clicking View | Toolbars | Forms. Its the icon
with the xyz on the top.

I don't see anyway in removing the border or changing the
border color.
-----Original Message-----
Jason,

Are you talking about a Frame control on a User Form?

Set the
BorderStyle property to frmBorderStyleNone.


--
Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com


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Is there any way to format the group box form control

to
hide the border? If not, can you change the color of

the
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You can hide the groupbox via code:

All of them:
activesheet.groupboxes.visible = false

or (one by one)
activesheet.groupboxes("group box 1").visible = false



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Chip,

Not the frame control. I see how you can remove the
border there. This is called a Group Box - you can get
to it by clicking View | Toolbars | Forms. Its the icon
with the xyz on the top.

I don't see anyway in removing the border or changing the
border color.
-----Original Message-----
Jason,

Are you talking about a Frame control on a User Form?

Set the
BorderStyle property to frmBorderStyleNone.


--
Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com


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