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OOPS!. Did not you know that the UserForm does accept vbModeless argument?<br />
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My versions of VBA IDE does not let me pass on the vbModeless argument<br />
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Please checkout.<br />
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RAJ.
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RAJ<br />
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Modeless forms have been available in Excel VBA from version 2000 and up.<br />
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Dave
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Please close the thread as there is no useful replies.<br />
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THANX<br />
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RAJ.
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RAJ - your question was answered as asked.
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My view is that this question was clearly answered.<br />
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Cheers<br />
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Dave
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I've an excel sheet. On changing the content of the cell I would like to display a modeless form which require some user input. <br />
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How do I display such a modeless form ( I do not want to use showmodal kind of properties )<br />
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TIA<br />
RAJ.
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I've an excel sheet. On changing the content of the cell I would like to display a modeless form which require some user input. 

How do I display such a modeless form ( I do not want to use showmodal kind of properties )

TIA
RAJ.

OOPS!. Did not you know that the UserForm does accept vbModeless argument?

or

My versions of VBA IDE does not let me pass on the vbModeless argument

Please checkout.

RAJ.

RAJ

Modeless forms have been available in Excel VBA from version 2000 and up.

Dave

Please close the thread as there is no useful replies.

THANX

RAJ.

RAJ - your question was answered as asked.

My view is that this question was clearly answered.

Cheers

Dave

Modeless UserForm-VBA

I&amp;#39;ve an excel sheet. On changing the content of the cell I would like to display a modeless form which require some user input. 

How do I display such a modeless form ( I do not want to use showmodal kind of properties )

TIA
RAJ.

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.