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Default VBE(Visual Basic Editor) Keep focus in VBE

Hi

I have created a xla file. The main purpuse of that file, is to be able to
copy the code lines of the selected VBProject on to the clipboard. In that
file, i have created 2 userforms. The goal of the first one when called
upon, is to present in a TreeView control, all the Procedure that are
present in the selected vbaproject.

Now, the trouble that I have is that when i call the userform(show), two
things occur that I dont Want:

1- I Go back in Excel, insted of staying in VBE
2- When I unload the userform, I dont go back to the Vbaproject that a
selected before I call the Userform, i usually go back to the vbaproject
that contains my userform module.

So:
How I can I stay In vbe, while calling a userform ?
And :
How can I go back to the VbaProject that I was on before calling the
Userform when I unload it from the memorie. (this is how the sequence end
with)

Thank's

Philippe


 
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