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Dan Hatola
I am working with a RefEdit control on a Userform and running into a problem.
I know the RefEdit control is buggy, but unfortunately it is the only
control that makes sense to use in this case. The problem occurs when a
Userform with a RefEdit control is displayed and I click on a workbook other
than the active workbook. This is a strange scenario because it is only
possible when the "show windows in taskbar" option is selected (otherwise
only one Excel window can be seen at a time). When I attempt to click on the
other workbook, Excel prevents it from activating (what I want to happen),
however a second RefEdit box appears at the top of the screen. Both the
RefEdit control on the Userform and the RefEdit at the top of the screen
display the same range. The problem arises if I actually click on (activate)
the RefEdit at the top of the screen, switch back to the Userform (activate),
and then close (cancel) the RefEdit at the top of the screen. This will
close the entire Userform and create a memory problem. The memory problem
prevents the Userform buttons from functioning properly when it is
redisplayed. Eventually I have to force quit or stop the code in the VBE,
which displays the memory error and then Excel shuts down. Is there a way to
prevent this error or even better to prevent the second RefEdit box from
appearing when a user attempts to activate a different workbook?
I know the RefEdit control is buggy, but unfortunately it is the only
control that makes sense to use in this case. The problem occurs when a
Userform with a RefEdit control is displayed and I click on a workbook other
than the active workbook. This is a strange scenario because it is only
possible when the "show windows in taskbar" option is selected (otherwise
only one Excel window can be seen at a time). When I attempt to click on the
other workbook, Excel prevents it from activating (what I want to happen),
however a second RefEdit box appears at the top of the screen. Both the
RefEdit control on the Userform and the RefEdit at the top of the screen
display the same range. The problem arises if I actually click on (activate)
the RefEdit at the top of the screen, switch back to the Userform (activate),
and then close (cancel) the RefEdit at the top of the screen. This will
close the entire Userform and create a memory problem. The memory problem
prevents the Userform buttons from functioning properly when it is
redisplayed. Eventually I have to force quit or stop the code in the VBE,
which displays the memory error and then Excel shuts down. Is there a way to
prevent this error or even better to prevent the second RefEdit box from
appearing when a user attempts to activate a different workbook?