Requirement:
The user has a form with a number of textboxes on it.
After they have been populated, any of them that are blank need to be invisible.
The next textbox also needs to be invisible.
Solution:
What the user could possibly do (again, not really enough info to be sure) is populate the textboxes then loop though all controls setting those textboxes that are blank to be hidden.
Dim c as Control For Each c in Me.Controls If typeName(c) = "TextBox" Then c.Visible = (c.Text <> vbNullstring) End If Next
If there are other textboxes on the userform you do not want to be affected by this then you will have to add another check. Perhaps add a '*' to the tag property of those and check the Tag in the loop.
Obtained from the OzGrid Help Forum.
Solution provided by cytop.
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