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I have a userform that will have certain textboxes automatically equal a
value based on input for a combobox. How do I set those textboxes so that
the user cannot access them, thus bypassing to the next textbox to accept
user input?

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Hi,

Tabstop = False
You can also protect the text by using the Locked property.

Any reason why you would not use a label?

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I have a userform that will have certain textboxes automatically equal a
value based on input for a combobox. How do I set those textboxes so that
the user cannot access them, thus bypassing to the next textbox to accept
user input?

Thanks,
Les


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Set the TextBox's Enabled property to False.

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