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Default Timing Problem can someone help please

I have two templates that are communicating between each other, Value
are entered into one template while the other is closed, at the pres
of a button the other template is opened and values from the previou
template are inputted into cells on that template. That would hav
been easy enough if I wanted to stop there...but...I have a userform o
the second template, and I want textboxes on that userform to b
populated with those values that were just inputted, however, I stil
want the userform to be showing after all is said and done (the othe
template should then save and close) leaving the other active. M
first thought (errant) was that I could have the userform linked to th
Workbook_Open() but that didn't work because the userform loaded an
stopped the values from being input in the first place, then I though
(errantly again) that I would do it for a worksheet_Change() that gav
me like four bazillion times it wanted to load the userform (one fo
every value I was inputting). How could I do this so that the userfor
only loads after the values have finished inputting

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