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Activating scroll bars in a text box on a userform
Excel 2003, SP-1 on WinXP SP-2
I have a text box on a UeserForm with the vertical scroll bar enabled. The content of the text box is generated from a cell in the worksheet by code: TextBox.Text = Cell(m, n).Value If the text that is so generated "overflows" the text box, the Scroll Bar is not automatically activated (made visible). I have to click in/on the text box in order to activate the scroll bar. Is there any statement I can make following the statement above that will activate the scroll bar when the text overflows the text box? WordWrap is on. Many thanks, Fred Holmes |
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