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Centre Command buttons text in a userform
Posted on 2012-03-23
Hi,
I want to know how to centre the text in command buttons on a user form or have them all aligned to the left
Thanks
Seamus
I want to know how to centre the text in command buttons on a user form or have them all aligned to the left
Thanks
Seamus
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There is no alignment property for the text of a command button. I would suggest using a label and setting the SpecialEffect property to frmSpecialEffectRaised. It looks just like a command button and you have the ability to align the text however you like.
Kyle
Kyle
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Seamus
The caption on a command button is centred by default, and there's no setting for changing the alignment.
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The caption on a command button is centred by default, and there's no setting for changing the alignment.
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Are we understanding the question? In MY installation, all command buttons on userforms or on the worksheet already center the caption by default.
Seamus, have we understood the question?
To align a bunch of command buttons, select them all, then right click->Align and select the option desired.
Dave
Seamus, have we understood the question?
To align a bunch of command buttons, select them all, then right click->Align and select the option desired.
Dave
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