Create a form (I presume you actually have one already designed), and you can
create new instances of it with code similar to this, where you'd have one
Sub per button to open a form for a specific purpose. Lets say the name of
your 'template' user form is myUserFormTemplate

Sub Button1_Click()
Dim myUserForm As Object

Set myUserForm as New myUserFormTemplate
'continue to customize the form here

End Sub

Sub Button2_Click()
Dim myUserForm As Object

Set myUserForm as New myUserFormTemplate
'continue to customize the form here

End Sub

Play with it all some, I'm sure there are others sharper in this area than I
am that will jump in with other hints and suggestions also.
"Mel" wrote:

Excel V2003

On a worksheet I have many buttons where each represents an item. I
click one of the worksheet buttons to make a user form display. The
form contains only read-information about the product and a few form
buttons that expand the form for more details (the form features no
input elements). While the form is displayed I would like to click
another sheet button to have a second form display just like the first
but with different data population and display without the first form
closing. I may have to display one or several like forms with the
ability to then close them individually or all at once. I'm pretty
sure I can do all that, but the whopper is I'd like to do this by
building just one form because I have need for a hundred such small
forms to show. I'd rather not have to build, assign, and manage that
many forms.

So, is there any way one form can somehow be replicated or used as a
template so that many instances of the same form can be displayed
simultaneously? If not, can anyone recommend another strategy?

Thanks,
Melina