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If the next time is still in that same excel session, maybe you could just hide
the form instead of unloading it??? wrote: I have a user form where I has some default variables that show when my routine is started. The user can then change the variables. However, I've been trying to create a sub-routine that could save new default settings, so that when the routine is run the next time, the same settings do not need to be re-entered. I have been trying to do this without using an output file, which I don't want to have. what i have is something like this: on startup, a default procedure useses this code: .tb1.value=.tb1.text then, i have a command button that does this: .tb1.text = tb1.value however, the text setting does not get saved for the next running of the procedure. Is there a way to do this without using an input/output file? thanks Smokii -- Dave Peterson |
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