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Hi, once again I turn to this forum for help!

I have a workbook template (*.xlt) which, upon opening displays a
userform ("Quote_Details") into which the user enters details
(contractor name, quote number etc) of the quote they are about to
create. Once completed and the OK button is pressed this information
is sent to various places in the workbook, including headers, footers
and various cells.

The problem is that after the quote has been completed and saved it
still shows the "Quote_Details" userform upon opening.

I need the userform to only appear the first time a copy of the
template is opened and not after the copy has been named and saved. Is
this possible?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.


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