What does this do?Before we display the userform we need to configure this button. I need to fill the required details, once the information filled in if I click on the Submit button it will capture the same data to the worksheet which is visible on the left side.Upon clicking the submit button it has captured the data that I have entered in the userform.If you notice we have one more button called “Cancel”. How to Close UserForm in Excel VBA?Once the purpose of the user form is done there is a point in keep showing the userform in front of the user, so we need to close the userform. We can close the userform by using the “Unload Me” statement and “UserForm.Hide” statements.Įven though both are slightly different from each other it will serve our purpose eventually. Similarly to close the userform it requires VBA coding knowledge.In this article, we will show you how to close the userform in VBA coding.
Once the designing of the user form completes we need to show up the same in front of the user and require VBA coding. We usually design the user form before we present it in front of the user. Excel VBA Close UserformUserforms are vital while getting inputs from the user as part of the VBA project. When we make a userform it takes data as input from users, but the data is provided to the form doesn’t close itself, so it can mislead user to input data again, we use two different commands to close a userform when the input has been given and they are Unload me method to close a userform or we can use userform.hide method. To make it disappear just save as a macro enabled workbook in the new format (.xlsm).Downloads.
Download Excel VBA macro examplesFrom this page you can download Excel spreadsheets with VBA macro examples.The files are zip-compressed, and you unzip by right-clicking (once the file is downloaded) and choose 'Unpack' or whatever Windows suggests.The spreadsheets exemplify some of the things I write about on this site, and to the right of each download link is a (I do not have a certificate, so you will probably need to select a low security level to run the macros.The examples have all been made in Excel 2000 or 2003 (Danish version), and if they don't work in other versions it may be, that I have made mistakes, but it could also be a compatibility issue.Automation errorExcel 2016 introduced a new bug: You get an error message, 'Automation error', when you open (some) spreadsheets with macros made with Excel 2003 or older.There are no problems running the macros, but the message is annoying.
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