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Load userform & deselect it
Dear All,
I was wondering is it possible via macros to load a userform & deselect it so that users can scroll in worksheet immedietely. Currently after loading the userform I have click the worksheet before I can scroll with arrow keys. TIA, julian |
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Load userform & deselect it
After loading and showing the user from select a location on the sheet in
question....... UserForm1.Show vbModeless Sheets(1).Range("A1").Select -- Cheers Nigel wrote in message oups.com... Dear All, I was wondering is it possible via macros to load a userform & deselect it so that users can scroll in worksheet immedietely. Currently after loading the userform I have click the worksheet before I can scroll with arrow keys. TIA, julian |
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Load userform & deselect it
Err... it doesnt seem to work. The userform is still the active window.
am I missing something? regards, julian Nigel wrote: After loading and showing the user from select a location on the sheet in question....... UserForm1.Show vbModeless Sheets(1).Range("A1").Select -- Cheers Nigel wrote in message oups.com... Dear All, I was wondering is it possible via macros to load a userform & deselect it so that users can scroll in worksheet immedietely. Currently after loading the userform I have click the worksheet before I can scroll with arrow keys. TIA, julian |
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Are you opening the userform Modeless? If not you cannot interact through
the UI with the worksheet. If you are then you should be able to use the arrow keys to scroll around the worksheet as per your OP. The userform will be still visible BUT not have focus in active window. If you wish to hide it from view try using userform1.hide, the userform remains loaded in memory but you can programmatically interact with it, such as use the worksheet deactivate event to unhide it (show). -- Cheers Nigel wrote in message ps.com... Err... it doesnt seem to work. The userform is still the active window. am I missing something? regards, julian Nigel wrote: After loading and showing the user from select a location on the sheet in question....... UserForm1.Show vbModeless Sheets(1).Range("A1").Select -- Cheers Nigel wrote in message oups.com... Dear All, I was wondering is it possible via macros to load a userform & deselect it so that users can scroll in worksheet immedietely. Currently after loading the userform I have click the worksheet before I can scroll with arrow keys. TIA, julian |
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Load userform & deselect it
Actually the userform property is
Show Model = False What I'm trying to do display text from the activecell in the form. User will navigate up or down to update the display in the form. Now upon load the form, the user will have to click sheet to get focus then use arrow keys to navigate. I was trying to load userform and enable user to user arrow key right away without click anywhere in the sheet. Can this be done? Nigel wrote: Are you opening the userform Modeless? If not you cannot interact through the UI with the worksheet. If you are then you should be able to use the arrow keys to scroll around the worksheet as per your OP. The userform will be still visible BUT not have focus in active window. If you wish to hide it from view try using userform1.hide, the userform remains loaded in memory but you can programmatically interact with it, such as use the worksheet deactivate event to unhide it (show). -- Cheers Nigel wrote in message ps.com... Err... it doesnt seem to work. The userform is still the active window. am I missing something? regards, julian Nigel wrote: After loading and showing the user from select a location on the sheet in question....... UserForm1.Show vbModeless Sheets(1).Range("A1").Select -- Cheers Nigel wrote in message oups.com... Dear All, I was wondering is it possible via macros to load a userform & deselect it so that users can scroll in worksheet immedietely. Currently after loading the userform I have click the worksheet before I can scroll with arrow keys. TIA, julian |
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Load userform & deselect it
If the form is opened Modal then you cannot.
-- Cheers Nigel wrote in message oups.com... Actually the userform property is Show Model = False What I'm trying to do display text from the activecell in the form. User will navigate up or down to update the display in the form. Now upon load the form, the user will have to click sheet to get focus then use arrow keys to navigate. I was trying to load userform and enable user to user arrow key right away without click anywhere in the sheet. Can this be done? Nigel wrote: Are you opening the userform Modeless? If not you cannot interact through the UI with the worksheet. If you are then you should be able to use the arrow keys to scroll around the worksheet as per your OP. The userform will be still visible BUT not have focus in active window. If you wish to hide it from view try using userform1.hide, the userform remains loaded in memory but you can programmatically interact with it, such as use the worksheet deactivate event to unhide it (show). -- Cheers Nigel wrote in message ps.com... Err... it doesnt seem to work. The userform is still the active window. am I missing something? regards, julian Nigel wrote: After loading and showing the user from select a location on the sheet in question....... UserForm1.Show vbModeless Sheets(1).Range("A1").Select -- Cheers Nigel wrote in message oups.com... Dear All, I was wondering is it possible via macros to load a userform & deselect it so that users can scroll in worksheet immedietely. Currently after loading the userform I have click the worksheet before I can scroll with arrow keys. TIA, julian |
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Thanks for the info.
:( Cheers to u2 Julian Nigel wrote: If the form is opened Modal then you cannot. -- Cheers Nigel wrote in message oups.com... Actually the userform property is Show Model = False What I'm trying to do display text from the activecell in the form. User will navigate up or down to update the display in the form. Now upon load the form, the user will have to click sheet to get focus then use arrow keys to navigate. I was trying to load userform and enable user to user arrow key right away without click anywhere in the sheet. Can this be done? Nigel wrote: Are you opening the userform Modeless? If not you cannot interact through the UI with the worksheet. If you are then you should be able to use the arrow keys to scroll around the worksheet as per your OP. The userform will be still visible BUT not have focus in active window. If you wish to hide it from view try using userform1.hide, the userform remains loaded in memory but you can programmatically interact with it, such as use the worksheet deactivate event to unhide it (show). -- Cheers Nigel wrote in message ps.com... Err... it doesnt seem to work. The userform is still the active window. am I missing something? regards, julian Nigel wrote: After loading and showing the user from select a location on the sheet in question....... UserForm1.Show vbModeless Sheets(1).Range("A1").Select -- Cheers Nigel wrote in message oups.com... Dear All, I was wondering is it possible via macros to load a userform & deselect it so that users can scroll in worksheet immedietely. Currently after loading the userform I have click the worksheet before I can scroll with arrow keys. TIA, julian |
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