Assign all controls to my collection or group on runtime

brookstone

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Hi All, i'm trying this all day so now it's time to ask the experts. I think i'm close but not sure....

I have a userform with 6 lines. Each line contain some controls like textboxes, commandbuttons and comboxes. With a press of a button i can create a new line of controls underneath them.

All the controls have functions that are defined in a module class. When initializing the userform, all controls are put in a collection that is assigns the functions


I just can't get the new line of textboxes assigned to my collection so none if the newly created controls are working..
Maybe this is very easy, but i don't know how to do this
 

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