Forms and VBA

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Sean

I'm a little confused. What I'm trying to do is create a custom quote form
for our sales staff that they can fill out and then email to the customer.
What has me stumped is, should I create this using a new message form or
create my own UserForm in VBA. The real confusion lies in, how do I use VBA
and the form layout together.

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Thank you, Sean
Artist/Production Manager
Please visit us at www.oatesflag.com
502-267-8200
502-267-8246 fax
 
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Sue Mosher [MVP]

You don't. A userform that you create in VBA runs only on *your* computer. A
custom Outlook form that can be used to fill in data and send to someone
does not use VBA; it uses VBScript for any code.
 

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