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Hi All
I have a macro that makes use of a UserForm for gathering data from the user. While the userform should always exist on the users' machines this might not always be the case. Is anybody aware of a way of checking to see if a UserForm exists in the Personal.xls workbook so I can handle such instances? If it doesn't then there is obviously a compile error so I have had a look at the #const and #if... directives but can't figure it out. Thanks Andy |
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