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I have a workbook, named workbook("base"), with a specific worksheet in
it, and I perform the following method:

worksheet(1).copy

I then want to be able to copy the userform "UsrFrm1" from
workbook("base") into the new workbook that is created when i do
"worksheet(1).copy"

do i need to use objects in the VBE model, or is it easier than that?

thanks in advance

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cheers Norman

but what are the lines of code that'll programmatically do this for me?

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Check this link 'Programming To The Visual Basic Editor '
(http://www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.htm)


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