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Default Insert forms created in excel's visual basic into a worksheet or at startup

I have created a form in excel's visual basic.
(I.E. Open Excel, Tool, Macro, Visual Basic Editor)

I have included a picture of where the form is in the Project window i
the left side. The form works great. It even interacts with the exce
file. However, the only way for me to open the form is to enter int
the Visual Basic Editor, find the form I created, then click the Pla
button on the tool bar. Is there anyway to access this form directl
from Excel. Preferably, I would like for it to start only for thi
excel file and I want the form to have a link on the tool bar, so whe
pressed the form starts.

Is there a tutorial on this. I dont think I have created a module. Bu
not sure. Please view the gif file i uploaded for clarity.

The gif. file will show you where the form is that i created.:confused

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