Open a form in another workbook

starl

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I have two workbooks - A & B. If workbook A is open, can I have it open only the form in Workbook B? I want workbook A on top, but the form open - don't want to see workbook B.

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you have a point.... Workbook A is a huge wkbk. Workbook B contains searchable data. I want to call the form from wkbk A...I'd like to keep the form w/B since that's where the data is...
 
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everytime its used? no...
guess I'll have the form in wkbk A and just have it go to wkbk B for data....
 
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Just import the userform to wb B and set up links in wb B to the data you need in wb A. Then have the userform get its data from these linked cells.
 
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