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Hi Tony,
Something like ModConfig(NT1).Show As always, any help is greatly appreciated! If NT1s = 1 Then ModConfig1.Show End If If NT1s = 2 Then ModConfig2.Show End If If NT1s = 3 Then ModConfig3.Show End If If NT1s = 4 Then ModConfig4.Show End If Su VBA.Userforms("ModConfig" & NT1s).Show Regards Stephen Bullen Microsoft MVP - Excel www.oaltd.co.uk |
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