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    After creating a userform and testing it out with the VBA editor/ when it runs and all is completed successfully>
    How do you save it to the present work book that you have named for this project?
    thank you
    Leo
    Last edited by angushiro; 01-19-2011 at 06:10 PM.

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    Re: UserForm

    you can run the form by using .Show

    ie. "UserForm1.Show" if your userform is named "UserForm1"

    create a macro and assign it to a clickable object(I like to use a textbox pasted on the worksheet with the macro assigned to it) When you click on the textbox, it brings up the userform
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    Re: UserForm

    jwrite625

    thank you very much for your support.
    Leo

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