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Message box bleeds when moved on a userform
Does anybody have idea as to stopping the bleeding when moving the message
box. I have used Screenupdating set to false but still does it. I am write userform entries to excel database and must set the worksheet to a hidden sheet. The user must not be allowed to change the worksheet or be able to see it. This is driving mad, when fixed the project is finished. Please -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
Message box bleeds when moved on a userform
I'm also a novice and ecperienced the same problem - what I did was to set
the screenupdating to true - it solved my problem. -- HJN "ViViC via OfficeKB.com" wrote: Does anybody have idea as to stopping the bleeding when moving the message box. I have used Screenupdating set to false but still does it. I am write userform entries to excel database and must set the worksheet to a hidden sheet. The user must not be allowed to change the worksheet or be able to see it. This is driving mad, when fixed the project is finished. Please -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
Message box bleeds when moved on a userform
Thanks Hennie, I tried that but due to setup this didn't fix the problem. The
worksheet is hidden to the user and when data is added I need to change sheet to activite and then deactivite at end. The screen updating causes the bleeding. I was trying not to use on Exit event for all fields but it looks that is the only way to go. Thanks anyway for your suggestion. Hennie Neuhoff wrote: I'm also a novice and ecperienced the same problem - what I did was to set the screenupdating to true - it solved my problem. Does anybody have idea as to stopping the bleeding when moving the message box. I have used Screenupdating set to false but still does it. I am write userform entries to excel database and must set the worksheet to a hidden sheet. The user must not be allowed to change the worksheet or be able to see it. This is driving mad, when fixed the project is finished. Please -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200809/1 |
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