label control

bhandari

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i have one user form,it have Label1
I want to link my Label1 with "user administrator name"

i mean "windows user name"
can we get it automatically when userform pop up
 
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Place this macro in the code module for your userform:
Code:
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
    Label1.Caption = Application.UserName
End Sub
 
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Place this macro in the code module for your userform:
Code:
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
    Label1.Caption = Application.UserName
End Sub
In Message #2 , the OP clarified that he wanted the Windows' username (hence what I posted)... your code gives the Excel username.
 
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