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Message Box Help
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." |
Message Box Help
On Feb 12, 1:06*pm, 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." Hi Sam First of all, you might consider to change the properties of your textfield to: EnterKeyBehavior = True and MultiLine = True That way, the User doesn't need to hit Ctrl + Enter to change the line, Enter will be sufficent. If you still want to tell the user what to do, you could add a Label to the form. In the onEnter event of your field you set the Label to visible, in the onExit event you set it to invisible, like that: Private Sub TextBox1_Enter() Me.Label1.Visible = True End Sub Private Sub TextBox1_Exit(ByVal Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean) Me.Label1.Visible = False End Sub Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() Me.Label1.Visible = False End Sub hope that helps Carlo |
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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