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Default Help. where's the #@%$&^ userform?

I have a macro with userform and textbox. I want to copy the macro and
insert it in another workbook. I can copy the subs ok but where is the
userform and textbox?

I managed to create this beast but have no idea why it even works.
There's an ok button macro, a starting macro, a "call" to the userform.

userform.listbox... what does that mean? Show what? where's the form or
box template or whatever. I don't see it anywhere. But bingo... there it
is when I need it. I remember creating it but I don't remember saving it
anywhere. Very confusing.

The there is userform.show. Where is the d* userform that is being
shown? It's not in the macro list anywhere. How do I copy it and save it
etc.

help


John
 
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