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Text Box Question
Thank you very much.
"Rick Rothstein" wrote: Assuming we are talking about a TextBox on a UserForm, maybe it didn't really get "deleted" but, instead, simply got moved so that it is not in view any more. Try this to see if you can "bring it back". Click the drop down at the top of the Properties window and see if a TextBox named FormDate is shown in the listing (I suspect it will). If so, select it in the list, then change both the Top and Left properties to 0... the TextBox should now be visible in the top, left corner of the UserForm. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "TotallyConfused" wrote in message ... I have a text box that was revised. Meaning it had a name of FormDate. However, in changing and moving controls around text box was deleted. I entered another text box and I am trying to give it the name of FormDate but the form will not take it. I get the following error message, "Could Not Set the Name Property. Ambiguous Name". Can you explain what this means and how I can set this text box to read txtFormDate. I have in the code this text box to have "Date" (current date) when you open the form. Thank you in advance for any help you can provide. |
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