Use userform vba using Excel

[AdityaR]

As everyone knows Excel is the King in the corporate world, I working on Excel for my office purpose. I want to create a userform and define it using VBA coding. Can I do so? If yes, then how to create a userform using Excel VBA coding?

[XSI]

The syntax that is used to display a UserForm programmatically:

UserFormName.Show

You can load a UserForm into memory without actually displaying it. It may take a complex UserForm several seconds to appear. Because you can preload a UserForm into memory, you can decide when to incur this overhead. To load UserForm into memory without displaying it, use:

Load UserForm

To remove a UserForm from memory, use the Unload statement.

Unload UserForm

[$tatic]

To create a new UserForm

1. Open the Excel workbook and go to VBA (ALT + F11).
2. Under VBA, click the "Insert UserForm" button.
3. Click Toolbox button.
4. Use controls on the form by clicking the appropriate button on the toolbox.
5. To edit the properties of a control, use the Properties window.
6. To remove a control, select and press the Delete button.

[Lemog]

In Excel you can use lots of ActiveX controls in a UserForm:

• Label control
• TextBox control
• CommandButton control
• ListBox control
• ComboBox control
• Frame control
• OptionButton control
• CheckBox control
• ToggleButton control
• TabStrip control
• MultiPage control
• ScrollBar control
• SpinButton control
• RefEdit control
• Image control

A complete list of all the properties and methods for a specific command is available in the Object Browser. To find this information in Excel, follow these steps:

1. On the Tools menu, point to Macro, and then click Visual Basic Editor.
2. On the View menu, click Object Browser.
3. In the Search Text box, type the name of the control that you want, and then click Search.