calling a userform

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Depending on what you call your command button and userform:

private sub CommandButton1_Click()

UserForm.Show

end sub
 
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If it's a command button on a userform, place the following code in the userform code module:

Code:
Private Sub CommanButton1_Click()

UserForm2.Show  'or whatever your userform is called

End Sub

Best regards

Richard
 
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