Cannot click on userform button

kpark91

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Hello,

I created a userform ("Main") with 4 buttons.

I am unable to click on the first button created but am able to click on the other three.

The code is not wrong because when I have created another button that executes the same code as the first created button and it works.

I've shown the userform through
Code:
Main.Show
Application.Visible = False 'Hiding workbook

When the userform is shown, there seems to be cursor set on the first created button so I'm guessing that is the problem.
To explain more, when I mean cursor, it's the dotted outlines that surround the button after use.

Is there any workaround/solution to this? (Besides creating a new button)

Thank you in advance,
kpark
 

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