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Default userform dragging problem

Hi,

I have an issues that when the user drags the userform is spreads
through the screen like a memory problme.

I tried application.screenupdate= false and true in the begining of
the code and the end, it didnt help.

Where do i need to put it? i tried in the userform initialize code.
I heard that calling hidden sheets in the code will also cause this.

What is the solution please?
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Hi,

In trying you've probably ended up with screenupdating switched off. the
correct syntax is

Application.ScreenUpdating = True

not screenupdate as in your post.

Mike



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Hi,

I have an issues that when the user drags the userform is spreads
through the screen like a memory problme.

I tried application.screenupdate= false and true in the begining of
the code and the end, it didnt help.

Where do i need to put it? i tried in the userform initialize code.
I heard that calling hidden sheets in the code will also cause this.

What is the solution please?

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