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    TextBox Naming & Value Input

    I have userform (frmLine) with six TextBoxes named txtPrice, txtPrice1, txtPrice2 etc.
    The userform has a TextBox (txtLines) which shows a line number.
    The value to be inserted into the last five TextBoxes is based on the first (txtPrice).
    Instead of using the following code:
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    I wish to use code similar to the following:
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    But this is not working! What modification can I make to get it working”
    Thanks Sandy

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    Re: TextBox Naming & Value Input

    I've been reading your question about 10 times and I still don't have a single clue of what you're trying to achieve.
    Avoid using Select, Selection and Activate in your code. Use With ... End With instead.
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    Re: TextBox Naming & Value Input

    Perhaps something like

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    Re: TextBox Naming & Value Input

    Bakerman2 I am trying to simplify some coding to enter data, have a look at the attached which shows the beginning of the form (a work in progress).
    I was using Select Case but there were 6 sets of code. With Mikes code there is only one set.

    Mike thanks, with a slight modification it worked.

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