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How to keep a Userform available while the user interacts with a spreadsheet
In Excel 97, userforms are only modal. Stephen Bullen documents a way to
make them modeless, but it is a "trick" so I am not sure you want to use it in an application. (in xl2000, the userform has an option to be modeless) http://www.bmsltd.co.uk/Excel/Default.htm If you just want the user to select a range, you can use a refedit control. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy TBA wrote in message ... Excel 97 Windows 2k Pro I have a Userform that loads and is shown when a button is pressed on a custom toolbar. I'd like to be able to minimize the form or in some way "keep it on top" while the user interacts with the spreadsheet. Unfortunately I believe there is something fundamentally wrong with my approach to this little program. That or I've chosen the wrong object to house my user options. Is there some way to keep the form available and still allow the user to interact with the spreadsheet? Or is it back to the drawing board?. As usual, all suggestions and criticisms welcome. -gk- |
How to keep a Userform available while the user interacts with a spreadsheet
Thanks Tom. I did download Stephen's sample workbook from an earlier
question I asked. Guess I better read up on Modality and see about upgrading. -gk- "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... In Excel 97, userforms are only modal. Stephen Bullen documents a way to make them modeless, but it is a "trick" so I am not sure you want to use it in an application. (in xl2000, the userform has an option to be modeless) http://www.bmsltd.co.uk/Excel/Default.htm If you just want the user to select a range, you can use a refedit control. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy TBA wrote in message ... Excel 97 Windows 2k Pro I have a Userform that loads and is shown when a button is pressed on a custom toolbar. I'd like to be able to minimize the form or in some way "keep it on top" while the user interacts with the spreadsheet. Unfortunately I believe there is something fundamentally wrong with my approach to this little program. That or I've chosen the wrong object to house my user options. Is there some way to keep the form available and still allow the user to interact with the spreadsheet? Or is it back to the drawing board?. As usual, all suggestions and criticisms welcome. -gk- |
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