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I have a problem:
On the code of thisworkbook_open event, I put userform1.show. But my
userform1's code has problem of infinite loop, and I can't get into
the design code to fix it.

Please help. Thanks a bunch.
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Hold down the shift key when you open the workbook and the code won't run.

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I have a problem:
On the code of thisworkbook_open event, I put userform1.show. But my
userform1's code has problem of infinite loop, and I can't get into
the design code to fix it.

Please help. Thanks a bunch.



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You can also hit Esc to interrupt the code and debug.

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I have a problem:
On the code of thisworkbook_open event, I put

userform1.show. But my
userform1's code has problem of infinite loop, and I

can't get into
the design code to fix it.

Please help. Thanks a bunch.
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