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Default UserForm as Progress Indicator

thanks for the reply. You certainly have some interesting
stuff on your site. I was able to solve my problem by
just modifying the show statement. When I have a few
minutes, I will certainly poke around your site.

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For a few possibilities, see my post at
http://www.mrexcel.com/board2/viewto...?p=88129#88129

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I am trying to use a UserForm as a progress indicator.
The idea is to create a label within a frame within a
userform and then adjust (in real time) the label's

width
as a percent complete indication. This works OK as

long
as the code "starts" in the UserForm code area using,

say,
UserForm_Activiate. But as soon as I move all the code
outside of the UserForm code area, problems occur.
Loading and displaying the userform is fine. But I can
not get the userform to relinquish "control" after

that.
How do I tell the userform to "stay visible" and "let

me
update you" now and again.

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