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Modeless Userform problem
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Sub Show() UserForm1.Show vbModeless DoEvents UserForm1.Repaint DoEvents 'stuff here End Sub HTH. Best wishes Harald "Andy" skrev i melding ... I am trying to create a pop up that tells the user that the macro is running. I want to run this as a modeless userform. When the macro runs, the userform shows the main title bar as expected but the contents of the userform is just white. How do I correct this? |
Modeless Userform problem
Andy,
Note that vbModeless isn't supported by Excel 97. It doesn't even compile. -Scott "Harald Staff" wrote in message ... Hi Sub Show() UserForm1.Show vbModeless DoEvents UserForm1.Repaint DoEvents 'stuff here End Sub HTH. Best wishes Harald "Andy" skrev i melding ... I am trying to create a pop up that tells the user that the macro is running. I want to run this as a modeless userform. When the macro runs, the userform shows the main title bar as expected but the contents of the userform is just white. How do I correct this? |
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