Placing A Label Over A Userform Control

Ark68

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I have a label (label8) that I am trying to position at a certain point of my userform.

Code:
        With .Label8
            .Top = 36
            .Left = 92
        End With

The issue I am having, is this move puts the label behind a locked listbox control. This is the intended location, but I'd like to put the label on top of this control.

Can it be done?
 

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this is my code ...

Code:
        With .Label9
            .Top = 216
            .Left = 90
            .ZOrder 0
        End With

With the exception of not being in the initialization code of the userform, I can't clearly see where my codes differs to give a different result.
 
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I previously tried doing this manually and was never able to get a label to sit over top of a listbox and still be able to see the label
I tried the code provided and was never able to do it.

Are you saying you have been able to put a label on top of a listbox and still be able to see the listbox and the label assuming the label is smaller then the listbox. So part of the listbox should be visible?

Like I said when I tried the same using a label over top of a Textbox it would work
 
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Putting the Label in a Frame plus this worked for me to hide the listbox behind the Frame/Label combo.

Code:
With Frame1
    .Caption = vbNullString
    .SpecialEffect = fmSpecialEffectFlat
    .Top = ListBox1.Top
    .Left = ListBox1.Left
    .Height = ListBox1.Height
    .Width = ListBox1.Width
End With
With Label1
    .Top = 0: .Left = 0
    .Height = Frame1.Height
    .Width = Frame1.Width
End With

Frame1.ZOrder fmZOrderFront
 
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