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To make the property window float, move the mouse over the title and drag it out of its current location.<br />
To put it back, drag it over part of the VBA window and you'll see a thick grayish box highlighting where it will try to drop...move around until it goes where you want.
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To make the property window float, move the mouse over the title and drag it out of its current location.
To put it back, drag it over part of the VBA window and you'll see a thick grayish box highlighting where it will try to drop...move around until it goes where you want.

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Thank you - I just found it after your post
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Thank you - I just found it after your post

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Folks,<br />
I have done something that changes the way my VB window works. I remember that on the left side there was the VBA Project, which is still there. I know that the Toolbox floats. When I insert a new User Form and want to change some of the properties the property window replaces where the form was. I thought the property window also floated. <br />
I've looked all around on options and I can not make the properties window to float.
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Folks,
I have done something that changes the way my VB window works. I remember that on the left side there was the VBA Project, which is still there. I know that the Toolbox floats. When I insert a new User Form and want to change some of the properties the property window replaces where the form was. I thought the property window also floated. 
I've looked all around on options and I can not make the properties window to float.

Problem with the Visual Basic window

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