Minimize worksheet but keep userform visible
I have a workbook with a Stop Watch userform which helps me keep track of
time spent on different tasks. It works well but I cannot minimize the workbook which contains the form without making the form disappear. Is there a way to keep the form visible? I'm already using a modeless form which allows me to move around and use other workbooks while keeping the form visible. My problem is specifically about minimizing the workbook without hiding the form. Thank you. |
Minimize worksheet but keep userform visible
Try making Excel app not visible instead of minimizing it.
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Marc Forget" wrote in message ... I have a workbook with a Stop Watch userform which helps me keep track of time spent on different tasks. It works well but I cannot minimize the workbook which contains the form without making the form disappear. Is there a way to keep the form visible? I'm already using a modeless form which allows me to move around and use other workbooks while keeping the form visible. My problem is specifically about minimizing the workbook without hiding the form. Thank you. |
Minimize worksheet but keep userform visible
But if I make the application not visible and I have other workbooks open,
will that not hide everything that's already open? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Try making Excel app not visible instead of minimizing it. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Marc Forget" wrote in message ... I have a workbook with a Stop Watch userform which helps me keep track of time spent on different tasks. It works well but I cannot minimize the workbook which contains the form without making the form disappear. Is there a way to keep the form visible? I'm already using a modeless form which allows me to move around and use other workbooks while keeping the form visible. My problem is specifically about minimizing the workbook without hiding the form. Thank you. |
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