Is it possible to have excel change a macro after the first use? What I mean
is when once you save the workbook I have created a certain splash screen
will show instead of the other one?


Thanks in advance


Greg

Have you left something out of your question?

"Greg B" wrote:

Is it possible to have excel change a macro after the first use? What I mean
is when once you save the workbook I have created a certain splash screen
will show instead of the other one?


Thanks in advance


Greg

No, I am asking is it possible to cancel a userform that starts on loading a
form for the first time and is it possilble to make a macro to stop this
userform from loading again.

Does something like this work:

Option Explicit

Sub OpenMyForm()
If Not Range("A1") = "Don't Open" Then
UserForm1.Show
End If
End Sub


With the userform code:

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()

Range("A1") = "Don't Open"

End Sub


"Greg B" wrote:

No, I am asking is it possible to cancel a userform that starts on loading a
form for the first time and is it possilble to make a macro to stop this
userform from loading again.

Or

Sub OpenMyForm()
If ActiveWorkbook.Saved Then
UserForm1.Show
End If
End Sub

"gocush" /delete wrote in message
...
Does something like this work:

Option Explicit

Sub OpenMyForm()
If Not Range("A1") = "Don't Open" Then
UserForm1.Show
End If
End Sub


With the userform code:

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()

Range("A1") = "Don't Open"

End Sub


"Greg B" wrote:

No, I am asking is it possible to cancel a userform that starts on
loading a
form for the first time and is it possilble to make a macro to stop this
userform from loading again.

Greg,

I would create a public Boolean variable, and set that after first run, and
when displaying the splash screen, check its status to see which to display.

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HTH

RP
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"Greg B" wrote in message
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Is it possible to have excel change a macro after the first use? What I
mean
is when once you save the workbook I have created a certain splash screen
will show instead of the other one?


Thanks in advance


Greg

Thank you everybody

Taken all tips

Thanks again

Greg

Why not delete the first form after it has shown. Design your code to check
for its existence and show the second if the first does not exist. Of
course the workbook would need to be saved after you delete the first form.

http://www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.htm

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Greg B" wrote in message
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Thank you everybody

Taken all tips

Thanks again

Greg