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What is the point of this exercise? Why not simply set the changed properties of the controls as you need them when you call the userform?
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Sub Example() Dim ofrm As New UserForm1 Dim oCtrl As Control With ofrm For Each oCtrl In ofrm.Controls If (TypeName(oCtrl) = "TextBox" Or TypeName(oCtrl) = "CheckBox") Then With oCtrl .Font.Size = 12 .Font.Name = "Calibri" .Width = 120 End With End If Next oCtrl .Show Unload ofrm End With Set ofrm = Nothing End Sub
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