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If you would like an example where RefEdit works OK, you could browse to the Histogram page at http://www.treeplan.com, download the XLA file, and examine the code behind the user form. - Mike http://www.mikemiddleton.com "PaulW" wrote in message ... I'm very new to userforms, and still trying to find my way. This is annoying the hell out of me. I'm wanting to use a Refedit, in a bid to make a simple userform that will add everything in the selection together. Whenever I try and use a Refedit and activate the userform the button on it does nothing. Not only that, but the RefEdit seems to always be active, changing when I select an area on the spreadsheet. There seems to be no way of getting out of it either, and i'm stuck with a userform on the screen that I can't get rid of, and the only way to get out of it seems to be to reboot the computer. Is there something obvious i'm missing? is there a setting that must be set before a RefEdit will work correctly and not screw up the sheet? or is there a built in setting that I need to turn off? |
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