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I have a CreateControl procedure behind a command button on an Excel
MSForms.Userform. It creates various controls (combobox, textbox, checkbox, etc) in a row on the form. This allows the user to add or delete and set any number of new rows of control values. I would like to be able to allow the user to Save the controls and all of the properties (control.width; control.value; control.listrow, etc) that s/he has created. This way the next time the form is opened, the controls and their settings don't have to be recreated - but can be added or substracted depending on that session's requirements and usage of the form and it's underlying procedures. Is this possible and, if so, how? Thanks. |
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