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Good idea. Thank you!
"JLatham" wrote: Yes, it's possible. It takes some planning and thought to get to work properly. The easiest way to do it would be to have code make a hidden copy of the worksheet as it is when you first go to it from the Userform. Then if the user hits the [cancel] button, the contents of the hidden sheet would simply be copied from it back into the sheet that had been edited, but which needs to be un-edited. "Sherry" wrote: I have a Userform where the user selects a worksheet to "Edit". The worksheet becomes visible and has a Save and Cancel button on it. I want the user to be able to make edits and then Cancel out, taking him back to the Original UserForm ignoring all changes. Is this possible? Sherry |
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