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I can't use user form!
Hi all,
I don't know why I can't load any user form. I am using Load (userform) and userform.Show commands, but it results in a microsoft visual basic error message that says "Run-time error 361: can't load or unload this object". I have never used forms in excel before. Is there any special setting that should be enabled in order to be able to use user forms? I am running excel 2002 and visual basic 6.3. I appreciate any help. |
I can't use user form!
Hi
A userform has a name, by default Userform1 for the first, Userform2 for the second, ... unless you change it yourself in the Properties window. Address the form by its name: Load Userform1 Userform1.Show HTH. Best wishes Harald "rrk" skrev i melding m... Hi all, I don't know why I can't load any user form. I am using Load (userform) and userform.Show commands, but it results in a microsoft visual basic error message that says "Run-time error 361: can't load or unload this object". I have never used forms in excel before. Is there any special setting that should be enabled in order to be able to use user forms? I am running excel 2002 and visual basic 6.3. I appreciate any help. |
I can't use user form!
A userform has a name, by default Userform1 for the first, Userform2 for the
second, ... unless you change it yourself in the Properties window. Address the form by its name: Load Userform1 Userform1.Show Thanks a lot. I was using the correct name for the user form. However, I used load (), which caused the error. It worked fine after removing the parentheses. rrk |
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