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Well, if it is a textbox in a Userform, you pretty much have to know the name before you can do anything with it. For example, if you have a textbox named TextBox1, then you could use the Enter event for the named control:
Private Sub TextBox1_Enter() MsgBox Me.TextBox1.Name End Sub |
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