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Jorn

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Good MOrning All!

I have tried a search, as i have seen this somewhere on the board but cant find it now. How do I make a form float on top of excel, but still enable the user to open excel workbooks and select them? (basically this is a pushbutton formatting program, and they need to be able to open certain worksheets and push a button on the form)

Can someone help?

Cheers!

John
 

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Is it a VBA userform?

If so, and you are using Excel 2000 or higher you can make the userform modeless when you show the form using the following code:

Code:
Userform1.Show vbModeLess

...just change the name "Userform1" to whatever the name of your userform is.
 
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That was certainly an attention getting subject line... :LOL: Made me look!

But Mark beat me to the punch on the solution (as usual...) :pray:

Smitty
 
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Argh!!! I have excel 2000 but the spreadsheet has to be recreated in 97- how can I have the VBA userform floating ontop, enabling the user to open, close and select other spreadsheets?

John.
 
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Hi John,

I think you're out of luck if you want fully modeless userforms in Excel 97. Stephen Bullen has done something fairly which sort of works, but you can't use toolbars when the form is displayed. See the ModelessForm.zip file here:- http://www.bmsltd.co.uk/Excel/Default.htm
 
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Would it be possible to have a way of searching directories to select the file to open? (ie, having options as if opening a file in the file menu?)

John.
 
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I am testing now. I find it very odd that i dont have that in my help directory. Very very odd. Its excel 97 (which i dont normally work with) so i dont know what is going on with it.

Thank you for your help.

John.
 
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