Formatting text boxes

Mkammari

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I am using a vba userform to display information that already exists on an excel worksheet entitled "Customer Info". Currently, I am having a very hard time trying to get the userform to display any kind of number formatting. I was using the control source to display the information on the userform but had problems. So then, I tried to code the data in VBA initializing, but still could not get it to work.

Here is one example of my coding in the userform initializing stage.

Code:
TxtWeightLow.text = Sheets("customerinfo").Range("b95").Text

Is there another line I would need to add to format the text box. (the cell on the spreadsheet is already formatted)

I would like txtweightlow to read as a ($* #,##0.00_)
 

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That code should display B95 in the textbox as it is formatted on the worksheet.

Have you removed the value in the ControlSource property?
 
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Not really sure what's going on now. I took the control source, the value, and the text out of the properties menu and now I'm not returning a value in the text box.

But the code I provided should return the value exactly displayed in the worksheet. Is that what you are saying?
 
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