How to access Userforms created with "add" ? How to add some text inside ?

Hello, I want to reduce the amount of Userforms in my project.
Now I read that it is possible to use same Userform multiple times.
So I tried the following:

UserForms.Add("Infobox").Show vbModeless
UserForms.Add("Infobox").Show vbModeless

Works fine so far. I will get 2 windows with textboxes inside.
But I don't know how to access the Textbox.
Ordinary, if I simply would have opened the Userform with "Infobox.Show vbModeless", the following would work to add some text:

Infobox.TextBox_Infobox.Value = "Halloooooooooooo"

Why doesn't this work with "Userforms.Add .. " ?
How and where do I find the names of these new created "windows" ?
Seems the Window or UserForm-Name isn't "Infobox" anymore ? Or are numbers added somewhere ?
Don't know .. Maybe someone can help .. would be great .. Thanks very much

You can assign each instance of the userform to a variable and reference it that way.

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Great! This works fine. Thanks for your fast support.
Maybe one question regarding memory consumption and so on .. what is the best way to proceed ?
Does this method need more or less memory in comparison when I would do several individual userforms ?
Or is it the same ?
Or is there a way to clean-up these variables (new infoboxes) once again when doing e.g. an unload ?

You can clean up by setting the variables to nothing

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as a last step.
The forms themselves will released from memory when they're unloaded.
I haven't done any tests, but I shouldn't think there'll be a lot of difference in memory consumption between one form loaded twice vs two forms loaded once. However, your overall file size should be smaller with only one userform.

TOP! Thanks once again. I'm happy :-)
Couldn't have solved this without your help.