The user form loads on workbook_open as vbmodeless. The workbook
minimizes and basically stays in the background. You cannot access the
workbook unless you close the form. But once you close the form, you
can open a second workbook. Then when the form is open you can access
both workbooks. The problem occurs when you exit Excel without closing
the form, which causes a crashed type message. I tried adding form.hide
before close, but that didn't work. Any ideas?

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use the workbook's before close event..

example

Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean)
test
''' Cancel = True '' use this for testing to stop the workbook closing!!
End Sub

Sub test()
If UserForm1.Visible Then
Unload UserForm1
MsgBox "Closing form"
Else
MsgBox "OK"
End If
End Sub

Patrick Molloy
Microsoft Excel MVP



"Plutopotamus" wrote:

The user form loads on workbook_open as vbmodeless. The workbook
minimizes and basically stays in the background. You cannot access the
workbook unless you close the form. But once you close the form, you
can open a second workbook. Then when the form is open you can access
both workbooks. The problem occurs when you exit Excel without closing
the form, which causes a crashed type message. I tried adding form.hide
before close, but that didn't work. Any ideas?

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Thank you, Patrick. That worked! I had tried beforeclose but obviously
wasn't coding it right. Thanks much!


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