Formatting multiple Textboxes in UserForm

rameezl17

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Hi all,

I have a userform with 50 textboxes (textbox1, textbox2, etc)

I want to format all of them so that way after the user types in a number, the number formats to the thousands, Like if they type 1000, it’ll show 1,000 on the userform.

How can I do this efficiently so I don’t have to go through every single textboxes and input the code? I’m assuming this is a use for loop? But I’m not sure.

Thank you for your help!
 

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