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I prefer putting my controls on the userform during design time, so I know
how the form will look. I keep certain ones hidden, then show them (rather than drawing new ones) when needed. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Brite" wrote in message ... I was wondering if it is possible to automatically add a text box to a user form based on user requirements? I'm trying to make a wizard, and the way i want it to work is: 1. A userform will appear asking how many sources of revenue the user would like to enter. 2. On the next userform i want the appropriate number of text boxes to appear so that the user can enter all of their data. For example. Say a user enters that they would want to enter 3 sources of revenue. On the next screen i want a user form to appear with three textboxes so that they can enter all of their data. Is there a way to do this? thanks in advance for your help! |
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