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Default Form help

I have the following code:

UserForm1.Show
Load UserForm2

UserForm1 has ListBox1 of open workbooks and RefEdit1 control as well as
CommandButton1 and CommandButton2. Clicking CommandButton1 runs code that
copies the range selected in RefEdit1 to a specified area - no problems
here. CommandButton2 is supposed to be a Cancel button and is where the
problem is. When the Cancel button on UserForm1 is clicked, I want to
unload UserForm1 and continue to the next line of code, which is to Load
UserForm2. At this point, I get the Application-defined or object-defined
error (runtime error 1004). If, on UserForm1, I select a range and click
the OK button, everything works fine, the code bombs out if I Cancel. Any
thoughts?

Also, I may change the code to completely dump out of the macro upon
clicking CommandButton2 on UserForm1. How would I do this?

TIA

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