Add open file dialogue box to userform

JangLabs

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Hello folks, I'm trying to add a standard "File Open" dialogue box into a userform, in Excel 2016 64-bit version.

(1) There is a way to do this in Excel 32-bit version, described here:
Design a VBA User Form - ComboBox and Open File Dialogue Box Controls

In short, [VBA Editor - Tools - Additional Controls - Microsoft Common Dialog Controls] would add File Open diaglogue box to the VBA Editor toolbox.
In 64-bit Excel, "Microsoft Common Dialog Controls" is not available.

(2) If I were not adding this "File Open" dialogue box to a userform, it is pretty easy to just launch the "File Open" dialogue box using "Application.FileDialog(msoFileDialogFilePicker)".
This is not what I am trying to do.

Can anyone help? Thank you in advance!

IJ, Seoul
 

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