There on the userform, not on the worksheet,and their code is in the useform
code module. Should they be in a seperate standard module?

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Subs

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
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If the commandbuttons are on the useform, they should.

If they are on the worksheet, then you would need to make the userform
non-modal (modeless)


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Tom Ogilvy

"Subs" wrote in message
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Hi Tom

I think because when the program is running and the userform has loaded,
the program doesn't respond the click event associated with these
buttons.

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Subs

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
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Why wouldn't they be able to change these dates with commandbuttons?

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"Subs" wrote in message
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Hi all

Please, can anybody let me know how to fix my problem.
I have a userform which has two textboxes where a user fills in the
startdate and an enddate.
The userform also has a listbox which is populated & loaded in a
procedure.
Another procedure will process the dates, and selection from the
Listbox.
and print it out.
However I would like to give the user the option of changing the dates
by
using a command button that would use the AddDate method.
I am not sure where to place the code for this button as after the
UserForm_Intialize event has fired the user will not be able to
change
these dates using the command buttons.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Kind Regards

Subs