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Default Save Value after run


Excel 2003 w/VBA 6.3

Have a form with several textboxes in which a user will insert values.
The names of all the textboxes start with "txt", e.g. txtLotNum.
During the course of running the program I purposely "clear" (see
below) the values from all textboxes. However, I would like to retain
the value of one of the textboxes, so that when the user starts the
program again after closing, that value already appears in the textbox
on the form. Cuts down on data entry.


Code:
--------------------
For Each Ctls In frmEasyLyteQC.Controls
If Left(Ctls.Name, 3) = "txt" Then
Ctls.Value = ""
End If
Next Ctls
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