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I would like to force a multipage object to default to a particular page (ie:
left tab). It seems to pick up wherever I left off. This is particularly
annoying because one of the pages has a mulltipage embedded in it.

I've tried setting the TABINDEX to 1 (on the first page), but that didn't do
the trick.

Thanks!
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Hi Clay
Set the Value property in the MultiPage Control, ie:
Userform1.Multipage1.Value = 0
Where 0 corresponds to the first tab from the Multipage.

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Pascal

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I would like to force a multipage object to default to a particular page
(ie:
left tab). It seems to pick up wherever I left off. This is particularly
annoying because one of the pages has a mulltipage embedded in it.

I've tried setting the TABINDEX to 1 (on the first page), but that didn't
do
the trick.

Thanks!
--
Adios,
Clay Harryman



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Sanctuary much! That was the problem.

Now, why would they pick "Value" as the property, not "TabIndex"? Oh - and,
of course, I did make the mistake of forgetting that computers start at "0"
instead of "1"...

Thanks!
--
Adios,
Clay Harryman


"papou" wrote:

Hi Clay
Set the Value property in the MultiPage Control, ie:
Userform1.Multipage1.Value = 0
Where 0 corresponds to the first tab from the Multipage.

HTH
Cordially
Pascal

"Clayman" a écrit dans le message de
news: ...
I would like to force a multipage object to default to a particular page
(ie:
left tab). It seems to pick up wherever I left off. This is particularly
annoying because one of the pages has a mulltipage embedded in it.

I've tried setting the TABINDEX to 1 (on the first page), but that didn't
do
the trick.

Thanks!
--
Adios,
Clay Harryman




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Default Multipage - default to particular page

TabIndex is the order in which the controls are tabbed through. Tab key vice
tab on the multipage.

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"Clayman" wrote:

Sanctuary much! That was the problem.

Now, why would they pick "Value" as the property, not "TabIndex"? Oh - and,
of course, I did make the mistake of forgetting that computers start at "0"
instead of "1"...

Thanks!
--
Adios,
Clay Harryman


"papou" wrote:

Hi Clay
Set the Value property in the MultiPage Control, ie:
Userform1.Multipage1.Value = 0
Where 0 corresponds to the first tab from the Multipage.

HTH
Cordially
Pascal

"Clayman" a écrit dans le message de
news: ...
I would like to force a multipage object to default to a particular page
(ie:
left tab). It seems to pick up wherever I left off. This is particularly
annoying because one of the pages has a mulltipage embedded in it.

I've tried setting the TABINDEX to 1 (on the first page), but that didn't
do
the trick.

Thanks!
--
Adios,
Clay Harryman




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