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Default Keeping Textbox Values After Reopening Userform


I have collaborated a multipage on a userform that is used as a sort of
wizard for a design calculations program, but it is also the single
interface with the spreadsheet (if the wizard closes, Excel closes, and
the spreadsheet cannot be modified manually). I have the userform
automatically display upon opening the excel file, and each modified
file is saved by the quote number. However, whenever a file is opened
in the future, I want it so that the userform still has all of the
values in the text boxes, and that all of the corresponding check boxes
that were selected (and modified comboboxes, etc) are the same as when
the userform was last closed (for that saved file). How would I go
about doing this? If this is unclear, please let me know and I will
see if I can further clarify.

Thanks in advance!

Trace


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