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I simply need to close a form... the code is the folowing but cant make it work.. what am i doing wrrong?? Processar.Show Main part of the code..... Processar.Close Thanks SpeeD |
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You close a form from within the form, usually with a button that hides or
unloads it Me.Hide Unload Me -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "SpeeD" wrote in message ... Hi. I simply need to close a form... the code is the folowing but cant make it work.. what am i doing wrrong?? Processar.Show Main part of the code..... Processar.Close Thanks SpeeD |
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Hi ,
Take a look to Debra web it explain in detail how to create an exit button and give you the code at the bottom of the page http://contextures.com/xlUserForm01.html "SpeeD" wrote: Hi. I simply need to close a form... the code is the folowing but cant make it work.. what am i doing wrrong?? Processar.Show Main part of the code..... Processar.Close Thanks SpeeD |
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Hi.
I need to make a form or message appear when the macro starts to run and close at the end of that macro. It´s a message telling the user to wait some seconds for the macro to process the data. How can i do this? Thanks SpeeD "Bob Phillips" wrote: You close a form from within the form, usually with a button that hides or unloads it Me.Hide Unload Me -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "SpeeD" wrote in message ... Hi. I simply need to close a form... the code is the folowing but cant make it work.. what am i doing wrrong?? Processar.Show Main part of the code..... Processar.Close Thanks SpeeD |
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Take a long at the post titled "Progress" by Basta1980 - today 02/13/2009.
The trick is to run your macro from the activate event of the form you are displaying. -- Jim Cone Portland, Oregon USA "SpeeD" wrote in message Hi. I need to make a form or message appear when the macro starts to run and close at the end of that macro. It´s a message telling the user to wait some seconds for the macro to process the data. How can i do this? Thanks SpeeD |
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