VBA Userform Name

[mawood11]

I am working on a project where I have numerous userforms and each as a date that auto-populates in a text box, well it used to populate.

I name the userform a custom name, but when I double-click the userform to view the code, it no longer uses the custom name, but rather defaults back to "Userform." Since this started happening, the date no longer auto-populates with the current date. Any halo would would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Rick Rothstein]

I am working on a project where I have numerous userforms and each as a date that auto-populates in a text box, well it used to populate.

I name the userform a custom name, but when I double-click the userform to view the code, it no longer uses the custom name, but rather defaults back to "Userform." Since this started happening, the date no longer auto-populates with the current date. Any halo would would be greatly appreciated.

The code portion of a UserForm always displays "UserForm" in procedure headers... the UserForm's actual name is shown in the title bar for the code window for that UserForm. As for the date not auto-populating, what procedure is the code that should do that in? And, is that code still there?

 

[mawood11]

Thanks for your reply. The name in the title dropdown says "Userform," but the actual custom name is "TaserInfo1." The code I am trying to use is,

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
DateOpened.Value = Format (Date, "mm/dd/yyyy")
End Sub

When I execute the form, I get the following error:

Compile Error:
Can't find project or library

And the "Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()" is highlighted in yellow, and the "Date" is highlighted in blue.

 

[mawood11]

I went back and checked previous versions of my project, and everything is the same as the project where the date does not auto populate. The title bar even says Userform, not the custom name, and it works. It has to be something in the newer version.