I've got a very robust Excel 2010 application that reads from an Oracle database to build a multi-sheet document (utilizing different templates). Currently there are 28,751 lines of VBA code to support this specific application. The document retrieved from Oracle can have anywhere from 2 to 300 pages on separate worksheets. With the larger documents, navigating to different tabs is cumbersome. I've developed a userform that is posted "modeless" (so that it remains displayed) that allows the user to selectively display groups of sheets by production operation. but in some cases, a single operation may STILL require 30 or more sheets. Of the 2,800 documents, 60% of them have more than 12 sheets (which fits conveniently on a single screen). I'm considering creating a userform that utilizes multiple tabstrips in order to display the worksheet names as multiple rows of sheet "tabs". By selecting the tab, the specific sheet would be selected/activated. It's going to have to be pretty dynamic, since the number tabstrips would depend on the number of sheets. I'd also LIKE to be able to resize the userform and have the number of tabstrips change to accomodate the new userform size. Has anyone had any experience with tabstrips or multipage strips? I found one semi-usable example with a Google search, but it still feels like I'm starting from scratch. any suggestions? Paul
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