S
Scott
Hello,
At a certain point in my code, I show a userform that has two command
buttons. After the user pushes a button, I would like to keep the
userform on the screen. The only way I have found to return execution
back to the VBA code is to hide the userform.
Is there a way to return execution back to the VBA without closing the
userform window?
Thanks.
At a certain point in my code, I show a userform that has two command
buttons. After the user pushes a button, I would like to keep the
userform on the screen. The only way I have found to return execution
back to the VBA code is to hide the userform.
Is there a way to return execution back to the VBA without closing the
userform window?
Thanks.