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I'm using Excel 97. I have a user form for input. It has buttons for OK
(which saves) and Cancel. But one person was clicking the X in the upper right and losing his input. So I implemented a UserForm_QueryClose (when CloseMode < 1) to make the user confirm that they wanted to exit and lose any changes. But to be friendlier I'd like to only display this confirmation if the user has actually made a change to the data. Is there some flag I can read to detect whether input has been changed or not? Thanks, Don <donwiss at panix.com. |
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