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Edit worksheet while a user form is on?
Thank you so much for your help
"Bob Kilmer" wrote in message ... If you are using XL97 or later, you can open the form modelessly. Use a sub to start the form thusly: Sun Main() UserForm1.Show vbModeless End Sub then the form will cooperate with a fully accessible Excel. -- Bob Kilmer "Huyeote" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a form to allow user to perform some procedures. But while the form is on, XL is locked from editing and scrolling. If I want to change to anther worksheet, I have to turn off the form to do so. Can anybody tell me how can I edit a cell or scroll in worksheet or change active worksheet while a form is on? |
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