I created a userform and added a listbox, combobox, buttons, textbox control into the userform.
With the Userform, a new sheet can be added to the workbook, the sheet can be deleted, and the pages of the workbook can be navigated.
I created a userform and added a listbox, combobox, buttons, textbox control into the userform.
With the Userform, a new sheet can be added to the workbook, the sheet can be deleted, and the pages of the workbook can be navigated.
You can do all of that without an ugly userform, so what is the point of it?
The important thing here is to do the operations with Vba codes.
Wouldn't it be easy with combobox to navigate between pages in multi-sheet workbooks?
I don't fin it difficult, so see no reason to invent a VBA solution for it. Just because you can doesn't mean you should,
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