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Is there anyway that i can have an input VBA form open and ready to
input data but not actually show the workbook to be open

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Default HIDE Workbook whilst VBA Form Open

Use

Application.Visible = False and Application.Visible = True

at the appropriate places in your form management code.
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Is there anyway that i can have an input VBA form open and ready to
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