Greetings, hope you've enjoyed your Christmas, and looking forward to the new year!
I'm creating a VBA form for work which launches files and runs macros.
Using a main multipage which breaks up pages such as Files, Macros, Info.
Within the Files and the Macros pages, I've inserted another multipage, breaking the Files into different subject matter (Category A, Category B etc).
At the moment, within the userform initialize, I've added
MultiPageMain.Pages(0).Picture = LoadPicture going up to page 4 pages
MultiPageFiles.Pages(0).Picture = LoadPicture going up to page 10 pages
MultiPageMacros.Pages(0).Picture = LoadPicture going up to page 10 pages
Rather than having multiple lines (20+ lines of code) to load the same picture into each page, is there code to either have ALL multipages (currently 1 main, 2 within) load the same image (1 line of code), or at least for one multipage to load the same image for the 10 pages (3 lines of code).
The number of pages requiring loading might be a little out, but hopefully it makes sense.
Cheers
I'm creating a VBA form for work which launches files and runs macros.
Using a main multipage which breaks up pages such as Files, Macros, Info.
Within the Files and the Macros pages, I've inserted another multipage, breaking the Files into different subject matter (Category A, Category B etc).
At the moment, within the userform initialize, I've added
MultiPageMain.Pages(0).Picture = LoadPicture going up to page 4 pages
MultiPageFiles.Pages(0).Picture = LoadPicture going up to page 10 pages
MultiPageMacros.Pages(0).Picture = LoadPicture going up to page 10 pages
Rather than having multiple lines (20+ lines of code) to load the same picture into each page, is there code to either have ALL multipages (currently 1 main, 2 within) load the same image (1 line of code), or at least for one multipage to load the same image for the 10 pages (3 lines of code).
The number of pages requiring loading might be a little out, but hopefully it makes sense.
Cheers