currentdb
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Open map location in a second userform
Dear Experts,
I'm trying to make this code work:
This is a follow-up question from here
As the initial userform grew with more and more fields, it became relevant that the map location would take too much space. A better alternative was to call the map from a button who would open a second userform.
I thought I will only change a part of the code and show userform4 (which contains the map).
But maybe I'm wrong somewhere.
Any help woud be appreciated.
thanks
currentdb
I'm trying to make this code work:
Set appBrowser = Me.UserForm4.WebBrowser1
This is a follow-up question from here
As the initial userform grew with more and more fields, it became relevant that the map location would take too much space. A better alternative was to call the map from a button who would open a second userform.
I thought I will only change a part of the code and show userform4 (which contains the map).
But maybe I'm wrong somewhere.
Any help woud be appreciated.
thanks
currentdb
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Thanks for your ultra enormous fast help! :)
You are welcome :)
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ASKER
H Sid,
If you are around, I opened a new question here: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26903079/Filter-data-from-an-userform.html
Thanks!
If you are around, I opened a new question here: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26903079/Filter-data-from-an-userform.html
Thanks!
ASKER
Yes exactly! :)
While I was waiting, I also figured this:
Open in new window
And it will open Internet Explorer rather than another userform. Looking now at the code you wrote for userform 4, I can see that it was much more easier than I thought. I just did not think to copy it on the userform4.
Thanks again for your ultra fast help! :)