How to dock the VBA controls toolbox?
I use two monitors as an expanded desktop at work. The main monitor I use to keep an eye on various applications, while the second monitor I use to work on projects. When I am working on a userform for Excel 2010, the controls toolbox keeps appearing on my main monitor. Is there a way to dock the tool box or, at least, lock it to a specific location on my userform pane?
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Sorry, that's not what I meant. I am using the toolbox while working on my project, but everytime I click on the userform, the toolbox appears on my main monitor. I want it to appear on the monitor where I have the VBA editor, which is my secondary screen. It's just a matter of convenience and aesthetics and not a functional necessity.
Thanks,
zepold
Thanks,
zepold
zepold,
To hide it, just click the ToolBox icon in the standard toobar in the VBEditor.
Patrick
To hide it, just click the ToolBox icon in the standard toobar in the VBEditor.
Patrick
zepold,
I've never worked on a two monitor setup so I have no idea how it's controlled.
Patrick
I've never worked on a two monitor setup so I have no idea how it's controlled.
Patrick
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rorya,
No, it always goes back to its original position, no matter where I move it to.
zepold
No, it always goes back to its original position, no matter where I move it to.
zepold
ASKER
No solution was given for my problem, but my question was answered.
In the VB Editor the ToolBox can be hidden by going to View and clicking on the ToolBox option.
Patrick