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Hi,

I can't figure out to do this. Any help on the VBA
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Hi

if you're talking about a userform try

Unload Userform1

or
Unload Me

Cheers
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I can't figure out to do this. Any help on the VBA
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Thanks,
Tony



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do what?!?!?!!?
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or to just hide it without unloading it (presuming the form is called
'Userform1'): -

Userform1.hide


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Hi

if you're talking about a userform try

Unload Userform1

or
Unload Me

Cheers
JulieD

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Hi,

I can't figure out to do this. Any help on the VBA
appreciated.

Thanks,
Tony





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