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Multipage dialogbox
Wondering two things:
1. What do I need to put in my UserForm_Initialize() subroutine to always open the UserForm with the Welcome tab active? 2 What code would I need to go to a particular Worksheet when I click on a Tab. So if I were to click on the "Wire Marking" tab of the MultiPage Dialogbox the Wire Marking worksheet would be active? |
Multipage dialogbox
Hi Patrick
The code below would be one way of doing it Option Explicit Dim MyStr As String Private Sub MultiPage1_Change() With MultiPage1 MyStr = .Pages(.Value).Caption End With With ActiveWorkbook .Sheets(MyStr).Select End With End Sub Hope this helps Steve |
Multipage dialogbox
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Form1.Multipage.Value = 3 'or whatever value, note first page has value 0 2. Private Sub MultiPage1_Change() Select Case MultiPage1.Value Case 0 Case 1 Case 2 Case 3 Sheets("Wire Marking ").Activate End Select End Sub RBS "Patrick C. Simonds" wrote in message ... Wondering two things: 1. What do I need to put in my UserForm_Initialize() subroutine to always open the UserForm with the Welcome tab active? 2 What code would I need to go to a particular Worksheet when I click on a Tab. So if I were to click on the "Wire Marking" tab of the MultiPage Dialogbox the Wire Marking worksheet would be active? |
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