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Hi,
As my Excel sheet have to distribute to users, OCX will cause me trouble of
licensing. I tried Application.Dialogs(xlDialogFont).Show but can't read the
return values. Can anybody suggest a way to do font dialog without much
problem now and future?

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You could use the API version for this but it is a bit long winded fo
fonts.

PLUS, when ever possible you should use native Excel commands.
In this case it would be


Application.Dialogs(xlDialogFontProperties).Sho

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