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  1. J

    Apply the same formatting code to multiple TextBoxes

    I know very little about VBA code, but I managed to copy and paste code(s) from various site to create a userform. I have multiple TextBoxes (i.e., TextBox1 thru TextBox15) on the userform. I would like 10 of the 15 text boxes formatted with the same code (see below). I copied the code 10...
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    • .forecolor code end fmbackstyletransparent textboxes
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    • Forum: Excel Questions
  2. kelly mort

    Help me adjust this code to suit my need

    I came across this code while searching the from the net . I need some explanation to what is happening so I can modify it to suit my needs. Why the number 809? Should that number be used for all other symbols ? Please help With Me.MBStake.Text = Application.Text(Range("MBStake").Value...

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