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Hennie:
Your question is very vague. You address each textbox on a userform by its name. So, if you want to use VBA to change a value, you would reference the form object, such as Me.txtMyTextbox.Value = "SomeValue" -- Rich Locus Logicwurks, LLC "Hennie Neuhoff" wrote: Hi All On a userform I get the details of of a quote previously sent to a customer. I would like to edit/change some of the details, if possible on the same userform. I'm not sure how to go about this. Any ideas would be mush appreciated -- HJN |
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