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Hello all
how could i do something like this without stop the macro run?

i have a form that when i click ok buttom(on userform)....begins to run a
macro...and i want to show a wating form

so what i do is this:

unload userform

waiting_form.show

'here i put all the code 'but only get here when i close the waiting_form

unload waiting_form

msgbox("Finish.")


the problem is when i do waiting_form.show stops the macro and donĀ“t run the
code bellow until i close it

thanks in advance
Miguel
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Hello all
how could i do something like this without stop the macro run?


waiting_form.show


waiting_form.show vbModeless 'doesn't work in Excel97 - post back if you are
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