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Form keep the focus unable to get to the code - HELP!
I designed a form, which on open of excel gets the focus, on which I had a
button to allow me to get to the code whilst developing the form. I copied the button then made the original button not visible. I then opened the form only to find that neither button worked. Now when I open excel it sets the focus to the form and I cannot get off the form to the code to put the button back to visible or to make any other changes. The form on close opens outlook and when outlook closes it closes excel. How can I get off the form to allow me to edit the code or a worksheet or infact anything? I have a lot of code on the form so to have to start again and design from scratch - the words "harry carry" come to mind. Thanks to anyone who can help. -- Kaz |
Form keep the focus unable to get to the code - HELP!
Hi,
With Excel open and the file closed choose File, Open while keeping the Shift key depressed, pick the file and open it. This will disable the macro that is displaying the form and you can then go to the VBE and correct the problem. Alternatively you can choose Tools, Macro, Security and set the security to High. Then open the file and choose Disable Macros when prompted. -- Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Kaz G" wrote: I designed a form, which on open of excel gets the focus, on which I had a button to allow me to get to the code whilst developing the form. I copied the button then made the original button not visible. I then opened the form only to find that neither button worked. Now when I open excel it sets the focus to the form and I cannot get off the form to the code to put the button back to visible or to make any other changes. The form on close opens outlook and when outlook closes it closes excel. How can I get off the form to allow me to edit the code or a worksheet or infact anything? I have a lot of code on the form so to have to start again and design from scratch - the words "harry carry" come to mind. Thanks to anyone who can help. -- Kaz |
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