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Pointer displays Hourglass?
Dear Excel experts,
I have a hourglass displayed as pointer after the following events: Double clicking a textbox of a Userform(1) opens a new Userform(2). When I close Userform(2) the focus goes back to the textbox of Userform(1) (as required), but the mouse pointer is displayed as an hourglass. The pointer returns to normal properties only after clicking in the textbox. How can I prevent the display of the hourglass?? Regards, Jan Bart |
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Pointer displays Hourglass?
Hi, try in the Form1 in Private Sub UserForm_initialize() change your mous
pointer as you wish like this: Private Sub UserForm_initialize() ' your code here End Sub Henrich €žExcelerate-nl" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Dear Excel experts, I have a hourglass displayed as pointer after the following events: Double clicking a textbox of a Userform(1) opens a new Userform(2). When I close Userform(2) the focus goes back to the textbox of Userform(1) (as required), but the mouse pointer is displayed as an hourglass. The pointer returns to normal properties only after clicking in the textbox. How can I prevent the display of the hourglass?? Regards, Jan Bart |
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