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Default Hiding a "Userform" instead of closing it???

I have a push button on my spreadsheet which loads my Userform
in the following manner:

Sub Button1_Click()
UserForm1.Show (vbModeless) ' Display my Userform
End Sub

When a user presses the "X" button on the Userform object
I believe that Excel will terminate the Userform instead of
simply "hiding" it by making it invisible. How can I program
my Userform to turn invisible instead of terminating itself??

I would rather have the Userform turn invisible so it can
maintain its current position on the screen when it is
re-activated again..... I noticed that the Userform position
gets reset to default after the form is terminated, and I want
to avoid this.

Thank you!


 
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