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wow thanks. never thought of that
-----Original Message----- You could look at the value of a (maybe hidden?) cell before opening a userform, and change the value of this cell if a 'never show again' option is checked. e.g., to call the form if wanted: = If MyCell.Value < True Then MyUserForm.Show = Add a line in the UserForm_QueryClose event: = MyCell.Value = MyUserForm.MyCheckBox.Value = -- Olly "mark" wrote in message ... hi just wondering if there's a way to set up 'never show this message again' kind of thing in excel vba code. thanks . |
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