Text from Dynamic TextBox

PKwasu96

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Office Version
  1. 365
  2. 2013
Platform
  1. Windows
Hi there,

I have one question about dynamic TextBox.
I wrote two different functions, which adding to MultiPage two different TextBoxes - first function adding TextBox in one column and fill up automatically with letters and numbers (red frame on picture), second function adding an empty TextBox, where I want to put my comments (green frame on picture). On MultiPage I put one TextBox for counting, how much TextBox I want to fill.

I want to have a text from TextBoxes from first column (red frame) in first range A and a text from TextBoxes from second column (green frame) in range B in new file.
I wrote the function to find a right text from dynamic TextBox, but the problem is, that the exported text is always only from TextBoxes in green frame.
Can someone explain me, how can I export text also from the TextBoxes in red frame?

Code of adding dynamic TextBox:
VBA Code:
Sub ShowNewTextBox(ByRef Window As MSForms.TextBox, Typ As Integer, Optional ByVal AddWindow As Boolean = False)
 
Dim DefaultText As String
Dim MinValue As Integer

Select Case Typ
    Case 1
        DefaultText = "K"
    Case Else
        DefaultText = ""
End Select
    
MinValue = Window.Tag + 1

Dim Ctrl As Control
Dim TopPos As Double

TopPos = Window.Top + 20 * MinValue

For i = MinValue To Window.Value
With WindowApp.Controls
 
If AddWindow Then
    Set Ctrl = UserForm1.MultiPage1.Page1.Add("Forms.TextBox.1", Window.Name + CStr(i))
    With Ctrl
        .Width = 32
        .Height = 16
        .Top = TopPos
        .Left = 6
        .Value = DefaultText + CStr(10 + i)
        .MaxLength = 4
        .ZOrder (0)
    End With
End If

If AddWindow Then
    Set Ctrl = UserForm1.MultiPage1.Page1.Add("Forms.TextBox.1", Window.Name + CStr(i))
    With Ctrl
        .Width = 240
        .Height = 16
        .Top = TopPos
        .Left = 44
        .MaxLength = 50
        .ZOrder (0)
    End With
End If

TopPos = TopPos + 20
 
End With
Next i

End Sub

Code of searching text in dynamic TextBox:
VBA Code:
Function FindName(Iter As Integer, Name As String) As String

Dim Text As String
Dim Ctrl As Control

For Each Ctrl In UserForm1.Controls
    If Ctrl.Name = Name Then
        Text = Ctrl.Text
    End If
Next Ctrl

FindName = Text

End Function
 

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Copy formula down without changing references
If you have =SUM(F2:F49) in F50; type Alt+' in F51 to copy =SUM(F2:F49) to F51, leaving the formula in edit mode. Change SUM to COUNT.
You are using the same name for the red and green frame.
Change for green the name in: Set Ctrl = UserForm1.MultiPage1.Page1.Add("Forms.TextBox.1", Window.Name + CStr(i)&"b")
 
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