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UserForms

Hi,

How do I link a command button in Excel 2003 to a UserForm in VB? I can easily select Macros to run, but I want the command button to launch the interface

RE: UserForms

Hi Paul, thanks for your query. A command button on the worksheet needs to have a line of code attached to it to launch the interface. When you've drawn the button on the worksheet, stay in Design Mode, then double click on the button and add the following line of code

frmthenameofyouruserform.Show

Then return to the worksheet and come out of Design Mode thereby activating the button. It should now display your interface when clicked.

Hope this helps,

Anthony

Mon 10 Jan 2011: Automatically marked as resolved.

 

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