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Default Userforms Won't Close

I have coding for an application that uses three userforms, a Main form, a
Team form, and a form for changes to team information. I have coded for
moving from form-to-form and back. Data moves correctly back and forth. I
have checked to make sure the forms are unloaded when another form is loaded.
There are no loops in the coding. However, when I click on a "browse"
command button on the Main form that closes the userform and goes to the
worksheet, one form stays open.

Without boring you all with extensive coding, is there something I'm missing
about closing a form with "frm_Main.hide"? I tried coding for closing ALL
forms but the same thing happens. Any help would be appreciated as I've been
all through this, forwards and backwards, and can't see the problem.
 
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