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Default Scrollbars & Userforms

I am new to programming in VB, so I will try to explain this as clearly as
possible.

I created a userform using Visual Basic, but the form is longer than the
size of our monitors. I changed the following properties on the userform:

KeepScrollBarsVisible - set to fmScrollBarsVertical
ScrollBars - set to fmScrollBarsVertical

When I run my macro and the userform appears, I can see the vertical
scrollbar but I cannot actually scroll up and down the screen; thus I am not
able to see the entire form and all of the text boxes, radio buttons, etc.,
which I created.

Can someone tell me what I need to do so I can scroll up and down this form?

Thanks,
Keith
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