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I've seen that one usually runs Me.Hide inside the OK_Click or
Cancel_Click method, but is it somehow possible to specify a return value the Show method will return, like MsgBox does for example? Also, is it possible to specify arguments to UserForm.Show so that the form knows how to initialize itself, without having to make an extra code module that's just there to show the dialog? Or is it perhaps possible to have a public "static" function inside a Dialog module that one can call at any time and that does the creation of the dialog? I didn't succeed when I tried to define a function there and call it from outside. |
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