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אלי

UserForm show mode
 
Hi All!

I have a userform in excel workbook. The workbook itself should be minimized
while the userform is active, so I have added the following to the userform
initialize event:
Application.WindowState = xlMinimized.
I am wondering if it is possible to minimize also the userform for a while
(to be able to move to another excel workbook)and to activate it again
without loosing the data in the userform and without activating the workbook.

Many thanks for your help!

Eli

Bob Phillips[_4_]

UserForm show mode
 
You can hide the form rather than unload it,

Me.Hide

from within the Userform. When you Show that form again it will pick up with
the previous state.

HTH

Bob

"???" wrote in message
...
Hi All!

I have a userform in excel workbook. The workbook itself should be
minimized
while the userform is active, so I have added the following to the
userform
initialize event:
Application.WindowState = xlMinimized.
I am wondering if it is possible to minimize also the userform for a while
(to be able to move to another excel workbook)and to activate it again
without loosing the data in the userform and without activating the
workbook.

Many thanks for your help!

Eli




אלי

UserForm show mode
 
Dear Bob,

This is actually what I have done. The problem is that when I have activated
the workbook again, I didnt get back the userform but the excel workbook.

Eli

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

You can hide the form rather than unload it,

Me.Hide

from within the Userform. When you Show that form again it will pick up with
the previous state.

HTH

Bob

"???" wrote in message
...
Hi All!

I have a userform in excel workbook. The workbook itself should be
minimized
while the userform is active, so I have added the following to the
userform
initialize event:
Application.WindowState = xlMinimized.
I am wondering if it is possible to minimize also the userform for a while
(to be able to move to another excel workbook)and to activate it again
without loosing the data in the userform and without activating the
workbook.

Many thanks for your help!

Eli



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Jacob Skaria

UserForm show mode
 
Refer the below thread..

http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...d-31817f6269a4

--
Jacob


"אלי" wrote:

Hi All!

I have a userform in excel workbook. The workbook itself should be minimized
while the userform is active, so I have added the following to the userform
initialize event:
Application.WindowState = xlMinimized.
I am wondering if it is possible to minimize also the userform for a while
(to be able to move to another excel workbook)and to activate it again
without loosing the data in the userform and without activating the workbook.

Many thanks for your help!

Eli


Bob Phillips[_4_]

UserForm show mode
 
Well what did you expect. If you want the userform, you have to show it.

Bob


"???" wrote in message
...
Dear Bob,

This is actually what I have done. The problem is that when I have
activated
the workbook again, I didnt get back the userform but the excel workbook.

Eli

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

You can hide the form rather than unload it,

Me.Hide

from within the Userform. When you Show that form again it will pick up
with
the previous state.

HTH

Bob

"???" wrote in message
...
Hi All!

I have a userform in excel workbook. The workbook itself should be
minimized
while the userform is active, so I have added the following to the
userform
initialize event:
Application.WindowState = xlMinimized.
I am wondering if it is possible to minimize also the userform for a
while
(to be able to move to another excel workbook)and to activate it again
without loosing the data in the userform and without activating the
workbook.

Many thanks for your help!

Eli



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