Robin,

Could just be a matter of juggling your .Show, .Hide and Unload lines.
Give us some code snippets to look at.
I'm sure someone here will be able to sort it out for you.

HTH
Henry


"Robin" wrote in message
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I have a macro that uses multiple user forms. There are a
number of instances where if the user enters inappropriate
data or an error occurs, the user is returned to the
previous form. However, each time this happens, a copy of
the first form remains, so when the user exits the macro
the copies remain and must be exited from.

What should I do?