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Default VBA new function doesn't execute


Thanks for the reply. That makes sense, but it doesn't look like th
way this is currently written complies with that... and the thin
works, so there must be some other way the program flow is handled tha
I've never seen before.

I'll be more specific... There is an event procedure calle
process_click that calls a form called fProcess. In the code fo
fProcess there are some declarations and several Sub's. I don't se
anything where one Sub calls another, so I assume the Sub's execute I
ORDER (this is totally not intuitive to me, but I can't find anythin
that controls the order of the Sub's, so it must be true, no?). So
simply pasted in the additional declarations and the three new Sub's
am trying to add, thinking that they would execute. But they ar
ignored. I'm sure this is so simple...

Thanks all

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