Is there a flag that indicates a userform is being initialized?

DanCarlson

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When my userform initializes i fill several comboboxes, list boxes, etc. which triggers a _Change event for these objects invoking their _Change routines. Is there a flag that indicates the userform is being initialized? If so, it could be used to skip the _Change event routines while initializing. Or is there another means to ignore Change events during initialization?
 
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Just add a module-level variable to your forms module:

Code:
Private mbInit As Boolean

At the start of your init routine you set it to True and at the end to False. Then in each relevant event stub you add:
Code:
If mbInit Then Exit Sub
 
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