You would launch the form from VBA using a statement like

Userform1.Show

and would then control would not be passed back to that macro until the form
was closed. So you know by default.

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Bob Phillips

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"maidrite" wrote in message
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I have a user that does not have any excel skills. They are continuously
ruining a sheet that has formulas in it, and enter data using the wrong
format, don't delete unused rows, etc. I thought I could make the sheet a
list, and force them to use the form function to enter and delete data.
How
do I recognize when someone closes the form as an event so that I can
trigger
additional vba programming. Does anyone know how to make this work?