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In a previous post, I learned why the macro to open a userform was not visible in the project explorer (the macro created the form on the fly).
Using the organizer, I moved the macro to a new template, but the form doesn’t open when I open a new document based on the template. I have also tried saving the old template as a 2010 template, and it still doesn’t open the form. Something must be missing to make the macro work in the new template, but I don’t know enough about VBA to figure out what it is. As I said before, the macro is visible in the code window but doesn’t appear in the project explorer. Thanks for your help. |
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