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Default modeless userforms

Thanks all.

I guess I'll have to roll my own range selection process - with a modeless
form and forget using the RefEdit control.

doco


"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
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Not that it is any comfort, but in the help for the refedit control, it
actually does say that.

from excel 2000 help for RefEdit

You cannot use a RefEdit control on a modeless user form. You can use the
ShowModal property to set a user form to modal.



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"Don Cossitt" wrote in message
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So that's it! Yes I have at least two on each tab of the MultiPage

control.
That sucks big time!!

Thanks for the heads up.

doco

"Mark Bigelow" wrote in message
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Does your modeless userform have a RefEdit control on it? If so,

that's
why. I recently learned, through this group, that you cannot show a
userform modelessly with a RefEdit control because it will freeze your
system. Don't ask me why.

If you don't have a RefEdit control, what controls do you have?

Perhaps
you could paste your code?

Mark

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