Modeless UserForms, which do allow the user to perform other tasks while they are visible, are discussed later in this chapter. The user cannot activate the worksheet or click Ribbon buttons until the UserForm is closed. This means that the UserForm retains the focus until it is unloaded or hidden. The ActiveX command button in the worksheet, with the caption Show Dialog, contains the following event procedure: It is linked directly to the cells in the worksheet, which makes it very easy to set up with a minimum of VBA code. It has been designed to allow you to see the current values in cells B2:B6 and to make changes to those values. You can use the Hide method to remove a UserForm from the screen without removing it from memory: UserForm1.Hideįigure 13-1 shows a simple UserForm in action that will be developed over the course of this chapter. If you show a UserForm that has not been loaded, it will be automatically loaded. To make UserForm1 visible, use the Show method of the UserForm object: UserForm1.Show You can remove UserForm1 from memory using the Unload statement: You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. ![]() To load a UserForm called UserForm1 into memory, without making it visible, you use the Load statement: How can I convert an Excel 2010 userform into an Access 2010 form I have already been able to import the form and the VBA code into the VBA editor, but it does not show up as a form in the Access file.
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