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Hello everibody,
Here my question: I have 2 UserForms (DlgMyForm1 and DlgMyForm2) with some elments in each. Why once I display one of the dlgs (DlgMyForm1.Show) and I move it on the screen, it leavs a path of shapes? And why launching an additional form (DlgMyFomr2.Show) having DlgMyForm1 active, and leaving it (DlgMyForm2.Hide) I have the shape of the second form utill the DlgForm1.Hide? Thanks in advance -- Sergiovery |
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Sergiovery,
Sounds like a memory issue. "Sergiovery" wrote: Hello everibody, Here my question: I have 2 UserForms (DlgMyForm1 and DlgMyForm2) with some elments in each. Why once I display one of the dlgs (DlgMyForm1.Show) and I move it on the screen, it leavs a path of shapes? And why launching an additional form (DlgMyFomr2.Show) having DlgMyForm1 active, and leaving it (DlgMyForm2.Hide) I have the shape of the second form utill the DlgForm1.Hide? Thanks in advance -- Sergiovery |
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Maybe 'cause, I've this problem on the desktop and not on the laptop...and
also on the desktop, not always. Thansk for the explenation...even doesn't solve my problem! bye -- Sergiovery "JRForm" wrote: Sergiovery, Sounds like a memory issue. "Sergiovery" wrote: Hello everibody, Here my question: I have 2 UserForms (DlgMyForm1 and DlgMyForm2) with some elments in each. Why once I display one of the dlgs (DlgMyForm1.Show) and I move it on the screen, it leavs a path of shapes? And why launching an additional form (DlgMyFomr2.Show) having DlgMyForm1 active, and leaving it (DlgMyForm2.Hide) I have the shape of the second form utill the DlgForm1.Hide? Thanks in advance -- Sergiovery |
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It sounds like you used
application.screenupdating = false (and you'll see the "cascading" userform when you drag it.) You can toggle that setting (.screenupdating = true) right before you show the form and turn it to false later. Sergiovery wrote: Hello everibody, Here my question: I have 2 UserForms (DlgMyForm1 and DlgMyForm2) with some elments in each. Why once I display one of the dlgs (DlgMyForm1.Show) and I move it on the screen, it leavs a path of shapes? And why launching an additional form (DlgMyFomr2.Show) having DlgMyForm1 active, and leaving it (DlgMyForm2.Hide) I have the shape of the second form utill the DlgForm1.Hide? Thanks in advance -- Sergiovery -- Dave Peterson |
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