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I added several new controls to a userform and found that there was a
noticable increase in the time it took to load. I removed the controls one at a time and was able to isolate the problem to two frames on the userform. I did some additional testing with a new userform on which I only attached frames. When I put only one frame on the userform it loaded in 15 milliseconds while two frames took 140-165 milliseconds. I know this isn't a long delay, but it is annoying that the form does not load "instantaneously." From a performance perspective, two frames was approximately 8-10 times slower than one. I tested other controls and each additional control had almost no impact on the load time of the form. Has anyone else experienced a similar situation with frames? Is there a way to avoid/correct this? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Dan |
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