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I know that, in the fields where I have significant experience, one difficulty in talking to beginners is that what's blindingly obvious to a person with *any* experience at all is completely opaque to a beginner.
I tried the code that you suggested and could not make it work. After practicing my black language skills and bruising my forehead, I gave up and went to bed. But I had a thought when I woke this morning: you'd use "show" . . . I'd used that command in a module rather than the userform's VBE. I created a module, inserted the code that you suggested into the module, and it worked first try. Thank you! And I annotated this in my "Excel VBA Programming for Dummies" to increase the chance that I'll remember it next time. Now I need to try understanding where VBA expects me to put things. VERY respectfully, Larry |
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