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The question is how can I use the following method to update the property Value of a textbox, and have it saved as if the userform was created in Visual Basic Editor.
While I know many people have asked this question in the past... I have not seen answers saying how to execute it with out storing the values in a separate location. The Saving Would Preferably Save As If The Whole Userform Was Recreated With New Default Values. Attached is a reference value to the property "Value" that I am referring to. If anyone knows of a simple code to overwrite Controls default values, it would be greatly appreciated. Below is a possible wrap for it. Code:
Private Sub UpdateControls_Click()
Dim CTRL As Control
With ActiveDocument
For Each CTRL In UserForm1.Controls
If (TypeName(CTRL) = "TextBox" or TypeName(CTRL) = "CheckBox") Then
'OverWrite controls Userform Initialization Value with Current Value
Next CTRL
End With
End Sub
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