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Active Workbook from User Form
In the Worksheet_SelectionChange event I have some code that determines if
the cell you are on is a named range, if so, a UserForm is displayed in non-modal mode showing some of the attributes of this field in another systems, based on lists within this file that populate the UserForm when activated. All of this works great, however, when the process is done (it work immediately) the user (control) is in the UserForm, not on the active workbook/activecell. I need to I have tried everything (including running the code in different places such as on the form and at the end of the SelectionChange): - Thisworkbook.activate - Activecell.activate - Selecting the named range None of these "re-activates" the worksheet rather than the User Form. Any help is much appreciated. |
Active Workbook from User Form
When I ran this, it selected A7 without any problem.
Sub sj() UserForm1.Show Modeless = True Range("A7").Activate End Sub However, If the form is actually modal, then the form has to be either hidden or unloaded to send control back to the worksheet. "Troubled User" wrote in message ... In the Worksheet_SelectionChange event I have some code that determines if the cell you are on is a named range, if so, a UserForm is displayed in non-modal mode showing some of the attributes of this field in another systems, based on lists within this file that populate the UserForm when activated. All of this works great, however, when the process is done (it work immediately) the user (control) is in the UserForm, not on the active workbook/activecell. I need to I have tried everything (including running the code in different places such as on the form and at the end of the SelectionChange): - Thisworkbook.activate - Activecell.activate - Selecting the named range None of these "re-activates" the worksheet rather than the User Form. Any help is much appreciated. |
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