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![]() Is there some line I can include in a form that does the 'click' o click OK for me. I have a form that processes some data, and since know the data well, I just want the forms to be processed (about 500 o them) on a batch mode. The way it is set up now, I have to click ok (o enter from keyboard), each time. When the form is called the tab focus and tab index are set to the O command button. I need some line to say that it is clicked. More on why I need this, this way.... I am tweaking a form created by someone before me to input certai range of data. The form has a bunch of code that check for types o data and prompts for user to select the range. Upon selecting the rang and click 'OK', it formats the data, and sends some key information t the calling sub. All this happens within the user form. I don't inten to change the form, but I'm having the task to redo some work (abou 500 inputs). So if I can set my machine to do this on a batch mode will save me some time. Thanks D -- reachthepalac ----------------------------------------------------------------------- reachthepalace's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=3172 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=53323 |
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