Hi!
Normally for a UserForm to assign new property to a control a variable is
used by me like following sample code:
Dim inttxtbxTp As Integer
inttxtbxTp =
Workbooks("..........xlsm").Worksheets("........").Range("...").Value
Me.TextBox1.Top = inttxtbxTp
This works fine.
However, now I need to pass even the property name by variable
Dim strtxtbPpt As String
strtxtbPpt =
Workbooks("..........xlsm").Worksheets("........").Range("...").Value......which
is..Top
Me.TextBox1.Properties(strtxtbPpt) = inttxtbxTp
This code does not work.
What I need is a correct statement to pass property name by variable.
Please help ASAP, regards,
Learner
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