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Message Box Help
Sam,
You can use the ControlTipText Property which will show your message when the mouse hovers over the control. eg: Textbox1.ControlTipText = "to make the 2nd line use (CTRL+Enter)" see Help for more info. -- JB "Sam" wrote: I'm learning the VBA and have created a USERFORM that has several text boxes. One of the boxes is and address field with multi-line option. I would like a small message box to "pop" up when the user enters that box telling them how to make the 2nd line (CTRL+Enter) -- the dissapear when leaving that box. Is this possible? -- "To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the person you are." |
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