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08-19-2019, 04:57 PM
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It's possible, whether it's worth it or not is debatable.
I think the very simplest way to deal with this would be using Excel's built-in data form. It's very simplistic and you can use it straight away and it requires no programming. Being a glutton for punishment though, I had to have a kick at the cat with a User form. This puts two hundred text boxes into a scroll-able frame on the user form and who knows what would be required from there, more work than I'd want to do. Good luck with your project. 
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