Multi line entry in useer form

R

Ridge Kennedy

Dear All.

I'd like to use a userform to have my users enter name, salutation, closing
and so on for a letter formatting assistant. Address, however, is a problem.
I'd like to allow them to put in two or three or more lines. A text box
seems to be very difficult to do that with, at least in more initial work on
this. Is there a way to treat the textbox differently or another control
that would be better?

Sincerely,

Ridge in New Joisey
 
M

mae

I wish there was a "helpful but much ruder than necessary" rating button.
Would it have been too difficult to simply say "Set its Multiline property to
TRUE" ? What was gained by your smarmy question, besides maybe making you
feel superior and the questioner feel stupid?
 
J

Jezebel

Re-read the original question and the answer to your own will duly emerge,
inshallah.
 

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