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Default Change visible true/false of controls



Hello

I use this code to change visible true/false of some controls in my
workbook. I get SheetName, ShapeName and true/false (0 or -1) from a
database.
I do this to create user levels

Sheets(SheetName(i)).Shapes(ShapeName(ii)).Visible = -1

This works well but now I want to also access controles is in userform.
I also want to change caption on the controls if it's possible.

Excuse my bad English but I hope you understand the question anyway

Thanks in advance

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