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I have a userform, that until recently, had been working fine. I added some
code and now, I am loseing the value in a textbox that I should not be losing. How can I trap this? basicallay, I need to assign a value from an offset, an dthen it should remain that same value, except when 1 other box is changed, and then it should be stuffed with the new value. This part of the code, I have NOT changed. How can I tell what is happening? This is Excel 2002 Thanks Phil |
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