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    Question Multipage Userform Tab Lock

    Hello,

    Does anyone know how to prevent a user from navigating a multipage form by using the tabs at the top of the screen? In other words, I would like the user to see the pages, but require them to navigate forward and back using coded command buttons that I created, instead of selecting the tabs at the top. This is because I use a validation to confirm all data is entered before the user can advance a page using the "Next" button.

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    surge

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    Re: Multipage Userform Tab Lock

    Hello gsurge,

    Change the Style property of the MultiPage to fmTabStylesNone. This will remove the tabs forcing the user to navigate with your buttons.
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    Re: Multipage Userform Tab Lock

    Thank you for that tip. Is there any way of keeping them visible but just locking them from the user?

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    Re: Multipage Userform Tab Lock

    Hello gsurge,

    There is no way I am aware of.
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