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How can I have multiple rows like the tabstrip??
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which object do you want to have the multiple rows?

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I don't think you can.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

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I have a MultiPage Control on an UserForm. The code I have is
"MultiPage1.MultiRow = True" but can't get it to work. I want the user to
see multiple rows like the TabStrip.



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which object do you want to have the multiple rows?

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Hi Teb2
Do you have large enough number of pages that they do not fit into one row?
The additional rows only appear if needed.
I am sure you are aware of this but just wanted to confirm.
Alok

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Works fine for me. I put in a default multitab (on a userform), Added
pages until I had 9 and set multirow to True. It gave me 3 rows of tabs.

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I have a MultiPage Control on an UserForm. The code I have is
"MultiPage1.MultiRow = True" but can't get it to work. I want the user to
see multiple rows like the TabStrip.



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which object do you want to have the multiple rows?

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How can I have multiple rows like the tabstrip??



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Thanks Tom!

I didn't realize that the mulitirow option would not come up until you have
enough tabs to have multiple rows. Works great!

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Works fine for me. I put in a default multitab (on a userform), Added
pages until I had 9 and set multirow to True. It gave me 3 rows of tabs.

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I have a MultiPage Control on an UserForm. The code I have is
"MultiPage1.MultiRow = True" but can't get it to work. I want the user to
see multiple rows like the TabStrip.



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which object do you want to have the multiple rows?

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How can I have multiple rows like the tabstrip??




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