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Part 5:  Manipulating Excel Objects
                                        Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Programming Inside Out

                             Once you’ve selected the form, you can adjust its size by dragging its borders. Move the
                             mouse pointer over one of the squares on the border, and the mouse pointer will change to a
                             double arrow. Click and hold the mouse button while moving the mouse to adjust the size of
                             the form.

                             You can also adjust the form’s size in the Properties window. The height of the form is con-
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                             trolled by the Height property, and its width is controlled by the Width property. These values
                             are measured in points.

                    Properties of a UserForm
                             The UserForm contains a wide range of properties that control how it looks and works. Table
                             19-1 lists some of the key properties.
                             Table 19-1. Key Properties of the UserForm Object

                             Property              Description
                             BackColor             Contains the color of the background of the form.
                             Caption               Contains the value displayed in the form’s title.
                             Enabled               When True, means that the form is available for use.
                             Height                Specifies the height of the form in points.
                             Left	                 Specifies the distance between the left edge of the form and
                                                   the left edge of the screen.
                             Name                  Contains the name of the form.
                             Picture               Displays the specified picture as the background of the form.
                             ScrollBars	           Specifies which scroll bars appear on the form. Can be:
                                                   fmScrollBarsNone, fmScrollBarsHorizontal, fmScrollBarsVertical,
                                                   or fmScrollBarsBoth.
                             StartUpPosition       Determines where the form is displayed on the screen. A value
                                                   of 0 means that the Top and Left properties are used to position
                                                   the form. A value of 1 means that the form will be displayed on
                                                   the center of the Excel application. A value of 2 means that the
                                                   form will be displayed in the center of the screen. A value of 3
                                                   means that the form will be displayed in the upper-left corner of
                                                   the screen.
                             Top	                  Specifies the distance between the top of the form and the top
                                                   edge of the screen.
                             Width                 Specifies the width of the form in points.

                             The Name property contains the name of the user form. Remember that this property actu­
                             ally appears at the top of the list of properties rather than in alphabetical order like the rest of
                             the properties are listed.



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