I have an application that I'm finishing in Excel 2007 that uses VBA on Windows 7. The project is just about finished and has passed it's beta testing within the company.
The problem is that I have to put it on other Window 7 computers but I can't (for various unfortunate but unyielding reasons) electronically install it on all the machines. On some of the machines I have to hand-retype the spreadsheets (the spreadsheets, macros, and UserForms). That is not too bad and I have almost complete that step, too.
But what I've found is that I can't remember all the Properties that I set for the various controls on the UserForms.
What I need to do is to get a listing of all the Properties on each control on each UserForm so that I can find and highlight (by hand) those that I have to be sure and set on the new installations. Without getting them right I, of course, get erroneous behaviors (in a few cases they've been catastrophic behaviors) when the users bring up the forms.
But I can't figure out any way to print/list hardcopy all the properties for each control on each UserForm. I only have about 7 UserForms and have about 6 to 10 controls (e.g., ComboBoxes, Labels, SpinnerButtons, etc.) on each form. For some of the Properties I have not set any of them; for others I have set about 4 or 5 of the Properties...e.g., of course the Caption, Title, Enabled, Value, etc....and on some the more esoteric Properties like Style, Font, etc.
I don't mind having to bring up by hand the Properties for each control (I have to do that anyway since I have to set various of those Properties).
I have looked at several forums and experts sites for FAQs that might address this question and have poured through this forum's FAQ's but can't find what I'm looking for. I suspect if this question has been previously asked and answered (and I find it hard to believe that I'm the first) then I suspect I am just not asking the right way or using the right keywords. I am perfectly willing to do the leg work if I can just get some hints about how better to ask this question or the right keywords to use.
Thanks for any help or guidance you can give.
Clark
The problem is that I have to put it on other Window 7 computers but I can't (for various unfortunate but unyielding reasons) electronically install it on all the machines. On some of the machines I have to hand-retype the spreadsheets (the spreadsheets, macros, and UserForms). That is not too bad and I have almost complete that step, too.
But what I've found is that I can't remember all the Properties that I set for the various controls on the UserForms.
What I need to do is to get a listing of all the Properties on each control on each UserForm so that I can find and highlight (by hand) those that I have to be sure and set on the new installations. Without getting them right I, of course, get erroneous behaviors (in a few cases they've been catastrophic behaviors) when the users bring up the forms.
But I can't figure out any way to print/list hardcopy all the properties for each control on each UserForm. I only have about 7 UserForms and have about 6 to 10 controls (e.g., ComboBoxes, Labels, SpinnerButtons, etc.) on each form. For some of the Properties I have not set any of them; for others I have set about 4 or 5 of the Properties...e.g., of course the Caption, Title, Enabled, Value, etc....and on some the more esoteric Properties like Style, Font, etc.
I don't mind having to bring up by hand the Properties for each control (I have to do that anyway since I have to set various of those Properties).
I have looked at several forums and experts sites for FAQs that might address this question and have poured through this forum's FAQ's but can't find what I'm looking for. I suspect if this question has been previously asked and answered (and I find it hard to believe that I'm the first) then I suspect I am just not asking the right way or using the right keywords. I am perfectly willing to do the leg work if I can just get some hints about how better to ask this question or the right keywords to use.
Thanks for any help or guidance you can give.
Clark