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UserForm Loss Focus
Hi Bill Li,
Use this statement: AppActivate (YourUserForm.Caption) HTH --- Orlando Magalhães Filho (So that you get best and rapid solution and all may benefit from the discussion, please reply within the newsgroup, not in email) "Bill Li" escreveu na mensagem ... Hello all, I am trying to build a macro to print out the barcode list. When people scan the barcode, the program will auto print out the whole list for this barcode. I have built the UserForm for inputing the barcode. However, after each printout, the UserForm losses the focus and I need use mouse to click the UserForm for the next input. If I remove the printout function, I can continue input barcode and no need to click the UserForm. Does anybody know how to active the UserForm after the printout? Thanks a lot! Best Regards Bill |
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Hi HTH,
Great! It works! Thanks a lot! Best Regards Bill -----Original Message----- Hi Bill Li, Use this statement: AppActivate (YourUserForm.Caption) HTH --- Orlando Magalhães Filho (So that you get best and rapid solution and all may benefit from the discussion, please reply within the newsgroup, not in email) "Bill Li" escreveu na mensagem ... Hello all, I am trying to build a macro to print out the barcode list. When people scan the barcode, the program will auto out the whole list for this barcode. I have built the UserForm for inputing the barcode. However, after each printout, the UserForm losses the focus and I need use mouse to click the UserForm for the next input. If I remove the printout function, I can continue input barcode and no need to click the UserForm. Does anybody know how to active the UserForm after the printout? Thanks a lot! Best Regards Bill . |
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Glad it worked.
Orlando Magalhães Filho "Bill Li" escreveu na mensagem ... Hi HTH, Great! It works! Thanks a lot! Best Regards Bill -----Original Message----- Hi Bill Li, Use this statement: AppActivate (YourUserForm.Caption) HTH --- Orlando Magalhães Filho (So that you get best and rapid solution and all may benefit from the discussion, please reply within the newsgroup, not in email) "Bill Li" escreveu na mensagem ... Hello all, I am trying to build a macro to print out the barcode list. When people scan the barcode, the program will auto out the whole list for this barcode. I have built the UserForm for inputing the barcode. However, after each printout, the UserForm losses the focus and I need use mouse to click the UserForm for the next input. If I remove the printout function, I can continue input barcode and no need to click the UserForm. Does anybody know how to active the UserForm after the printout? Thanks a lot! Best Regards Bill . |
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