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Default Controls in a Worksheet

Hello,

What I would like to accomplish is to insert a "Frame" control & then add
"Option buttons" to the Frame for the User to select & then with VBA to
manipulate them.

I first tried using the FORMS Toolbar controls. The work how ever u then
have no control over them with VBA, or if u do I dont know how, perhaps
someone can exlpain that to me, for example to make them Visible or not.

Then I tried using the CONTROL TOOLBOX controls.
With these u can control them with VBA. However,
this for some reason doesnt have a "Frame" control, but I as able to add one
by selecting the "More Controls" toolbar & then find the "Microsoft Forms 2.0
Frame"
When I add this "Frame" to my worksheet & then add the Option Button on top
of the Frame, when I exit out of Design Mode the Option Buttons dissapear,
sort of goes behind the Frame. The CONTROL TOOLBOX controls work for me
better becuase then I can use VBA coding to manipulate them, but now I am
experiencing the above problem. How can this be fixed ?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
Jeff
 
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