The following is a list of available VBA UserForm events for Excel: UserForm Event VBA UserForm events are similar to VBA Worksheet or VBA Workbook events. VBA Events are procedures that run automatically when something happens. I replaced the contents of the Button Click procedure above as per below: If you want to close the VBA UserForm use the Hide procedure. Try clicking on the button to see that it works! Below a simple example of how to execute your UserForm: Now as we have created our new UserForm let’s put it to the test. Let’s just add a simple MessageBox to the new form to see that the button works: This should create the following code stub: You can also go to the View code section as shown below: This will navigate you to the code section of the UserForm. To add code to your Button – double-click the button on the UserForm. Hit the Button icon and drag it to the new form: To do that we simply need to drag it from the Toolbox. Now let’s add a simple button to our new form. Open the UserForm Toolbox Add Button to UserForm To view the Toolbox go to the View menu and select Toolbox: First we need to see what form controls can we add to it. Open the new UserForm and the Toolbox to view controls Open the VBA Project to add a new UserFormĪ new UserForm will be inserted into your VBA Project under a new branch called Forms. UserForms allow you to create custom forms with Buttons, Combo-boxes, Scrollbars and many more controls. User Forms fill the gap where a Message Box won’t do.
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