It looks like you've created additional Marking 1 shapes in your workbook. The workbook I had only had one Marking 1 shape and your screen capture shows 4 of them now. The code I had created to move that one item is going to need to be adapted to deal with the extra 3 instances.



There can be a point where the coding of alternate layouts for multiple conditions becomes so complicated that it can be good to step back and consider alternatives. One such alternative is different worksheets for each layout option and your code starts by hiding sheets and only showing the preferred worksheet and then changes a little text or that 'active' sheet. I'm not sure you are at that point yet but it is worth considering if you intend to keep moving the goalposts as it opens up the layout options considerably.

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Andrew Lockton
Chrysalis Design, Melbourne Australia

I did make comment in one of my earlier posts about the need for 4 instances of Marking 1 if no label was selected - lesson learnt for me to add pictures instead of a poorly worded explanation
This is one reason I like this forum - you guys that work with this stuff all the time can always see a better way of doing things that us mere 'users and tinkers' can't!

I like your idea of a second worksheet to cover that tenth time were there is no need for any Labels but there is a need for the four instances of Marking 1 and I am creating that worksheet now.

I'm going to hazard a guess that somewhere in the Userform code there will need to be code added to say that if there isn't a label selected but Markings 1 and 2 are, along with the addresses, then to use and display the second worksheet?

Thank you for your perseverance with this... I wish my brain was wired to understand the in's and out's of VBA - I have these bright ideas but not the knowledge to be able to execute them