![]() Once you release the mouse button, the Label will appear on the form. ![]() Move your mouse to the UserForm and click and drag it to create a section where the Label will appear.Click the UserForm and the Controls Toolbox should appear - if it doesn't, go to the menu View > Toolbox and it will appear.Ä®verything that you can add to a UserForm is called a "control." You should now see the title of the UserForm has changed too. (If you don't see the Properties window, make sure you have selected/clicked the UserForm you can also go to View > Properties Window or hit F4 on the keyboard) ![]() Go to the Properties window on the bottom left and look to the line that says Caption and change the text on the right to whatever you want. On the right, we have the blank UserForm and we can now begin to build it. Hit Alt + F11 to go to the VBA window.After reading this tutorial, you should have a basic understanding of how to create and use a UserForm.Äownload the sample file if you want to see the finished product in Excel, or simply follow along below. This is a step-by-step tutorial that shows you everything you need to do to design, build, run, open, and close a basic UserForm in Excel. ![]() Let's create a working UserForm in Excel.
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