Customizing Dialog Boxes Menus And Toolbars
You can specify several properties for each control that you add to a UserForm. Although each control type has its own unique properties, most of the properties are common between all controls. You change the value of each control by either typing a new value or clicking 0 and clicking a value from the drop-down list. The following table describes some of the common control properties.
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CONTROL PROPERTIES |
DESCRIPTION |
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(Name) |
Indicates the name of the control. |
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BackColor |
Indicates the background color of the control. |
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Caption |
Indicates the text that displays on the control, such as the button text. |
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Font |
The font that displays all values on the control. |
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Height |
The height of the control in pixels. |
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Text |
The default text value of the control. |
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TextAlign |
Indicates the way you align the text on the control. |
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Width |
Indicates the width, in pixels, of the control. |
■ The Toolbox appears.
■ Excel displays the new dialog box.
■ To return to the Visual Basic Editor, you can click the Close button ( [x] ) on the dialog box.
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BackColor BorderColot |
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BorderStyle |
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BoundColumn |
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Column Heads |
False |
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Column Widths | |
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■ The Toolbox appears.
—0 Click a control in the Toolbox.
0 Drag the control to the UserForm.
□ In the Properties window, type a control name in the Name field.
■ Continue adding controls as desired.
■ Excel displays the new dialog box.
■ To return to the Visual Basic Editor, you can click the Close button ( [x] ) on the dialog box.
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