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    full screen form

    I have two questions;

    Is there a way to have a form full screen?

    I also need a to say on an If statement if a textbox contains then.... I know you can specify = "" which means contains nothing, what is the opposite?

    Thanks
    Sam

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    These three tests are equivalent.

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    and testing their negation:
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    Hello samtwilliams,

    This is more complex an operation that it seems. It requires retrieving system information and screen setting information using the Windows API. This routine returns the 4 key parameters a UserForm needs to fill the screen correctly.
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    Sincerely,
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    Hello


    If the Excel application is always displayed on full screen, you could also try:

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    michel

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