Userform hiding command button under white border

[SlinkRN]

I am having an issue with a userform that contains a listbox. It seems to be something to do with the monitor screen size. When I open the userform on a larger monitor screen, the userform has a white section that is hiding the "Select" button that should be showing under the listbox. The userform has a white space at the bottom and right that covers up the "Select"Button.

When I slide the userform over to my laptop screen, it shows as it should. I want it to show all the time though for all users regardless of their monitor size.

I have this code in the userform_initialize section so that the form opens in the same screen as the Excel app. Could this have something to do with it?
Private Sub UserForm_initialize()
Me.StartUpPosition = 0
Me.Left = Application.Left + (0.5 * Application.Width) - (0.5 * Me.Width)
Me.Top = Application.Top + (0.5 * Application.Height) - (0.5 * Me.Height)
End Sub

These are the properties of the userform and Listbox:

 

[bobsan42]

I think such problems appear on systems with big difference in the resolutions of the multiple screens.
You can try to open the form in the designer and Bring-to-top (or front) the command button. See if it helps.

 

[SlinkRN]

I think such problems appear on systems with big difference in the resolutions of the multiple screens.
You can try to open the form in the designer and Bring-to-top (or front) the command button. See if it helps.

Thanks bobsan42. Great suggestion but when I tried that just now, it did not bring the button to the front of that weird white border. I wound up moving the button much further down in the userform which is kind of strange looking but at least the users can get to it that way. Thanks for the explanation of the monitor size, that makes sense. Maybe Microsoft can figure out something to make userforms not act strangely when the monitor sizes change.

 

[bobsan42]

As strange as it seems, on a certain system with dual monitors and great resolution difference simply grabbing the title bar and moving the form resolves the form size issue. However it may not be an universal solution. And certainly not a practical one.

 

[SlinkRN]

As strange as it seems, on a certain system with dual monitors and great resolution difference simply grabbing the title bar and moving the form resolves the form size issue. However it may not be an universal solution. And certainly not a practical one.

Ha! I'll have to try that!!