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How do I mask a password input so the text box does not give the password away
How do I mask a password input so the text box does not give the password away
If you're referring to Text Boxes on a userform, there is a property on the Text Box called Password Char, put a character in there and anything you type in the box will be displayed as that character.
E.g. If you put a * in the Password Char property the text will show up like "*********".
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Use a textbox that has a PasswordChar property and set it to a value of "*" or "x".
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Thank but what if it is a pop-up input box that is not on a form?
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