The two previous parts of this mini-blog have shown how to draw forms and how to write code to handle form events.  This final part shows how to add some of the more exotic controls to user forms, like combo boxes, list boxes, multipage controls, spinners and option buttons.

The previous part of this three-part series showed how to draw user forms; this part shows how to write macros to get them to work (the final part shows how to use some of the more advanced controls, such as combo boxes and MultiPages).

Learn how to create your own custom dialog boxes in VBA, using UserForms.  This is the first part of a three-part series (the other parts are on Writing Code for UserForms and Creating Advanced Controls).