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Hi...

How can I make a dialog box float over a worksheet and
allow continued input into the sheet without having to
close the dialog box?

Thanks in advance...

JK
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In Excel 2000 and later:

UserForm1.Show False

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You can always hide dialog box:
Me.Hide (- for example on click on commandbuttton on the
form)
and make it visible if it's necessary:
FormName.Show (- for example form custom commandbar).


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Hi...

How can I make a dialog box float over a worksheet and
allow continued input into the sheet without having to
close the dialog box?

Thanks in advance...

JK
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