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As a point of information, it doesn't fill the entire screen on my Vista
system (assuming that makes a difference)... it fills maybe 95% of it. Rick "Takashi Yamauchi" wrote in message ... thanks. this one worked. "Nigel" wrote in message ... Try putting this into your UserForm initialize event....... Application.WindowState = xlMaximized Me.Width = Application.Width Me.Height = Application.Height Regards, Nigel "Takashi Yamauchi" wrote in message ... Could anyone give me a suggestion? As I open a UserForm, I want to maximize the size of the form (making it as large as my monitor). In the VB6 Form property, there is a property called "WindowState" and I can select "Maximized." But, I can't find a similar property in Excel VBA. How can I automatically maximize a UserForm in Excel VBA? Thank you Takashi Yamauchi |
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