Clear User Form

aka_krakur

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I'm sure this is easy; but I have added a "Clear" button on a UserForm. I can't remember the vb code to actually clear the data that the user may have input already on the user form. For instance, there are 3 Text Boxes that the user can possibly input data into. Instead of manually deleting the data they input, I want to give them the option to just press the button to clear their data.


I have also included a button on this userform to allow user to go straight to the edit query..in lieu of closing userform (cancel) and right clicking data and selecting edit, query.
I tried recording a macro, but it results in nothing after I stop recording.

any help on these would be greatly appreciated.
 

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