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A modeless userform????
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Hi Jon,
A modeless userform???? In VBA you can create userforms (Insert, userform). Those forms can be shown modal (default) or modeless, which enables the user to work in Excel whilst the userform is showing. To show a Userform named Userform1 in modeless state, one uses: Userform1.Show vbModeless Omitting the vbModeless argument shows the form in modal state, so the user cannot "click out of the form". Regards, Jan Karel Pieterse Excel MVP www.jkp-ads.com |
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Be aware though that this option is only available on the
latest versions of excel. In excel 97 userforms are always modal -----Original Message----- Hi Jon, A modeless userform???? In VBA you can create userforms (Insert, userform). Those forms can be shown modal (default) or modeless, which enables the user to work in Excel whilst the userform is showing. To show a Userform named Userform1 in modeless state, one uses: Userform1.Show vbModeless Omitting the vbModeless argument shows the form in modal state, so the user cannot "click out of the form". Regards, Jan Karel Pieterse Excel MVP www.jkp-ads.com . |
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