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I don't want the close button (red X in the upper right corner) to be visible in a userform I'm creating. How do I remove it?
I don't want the close button (red X in the upper right corner) to be visible in a userform I'm creating. How do I remove it?
Hi bishoposiris,
I think it would be in the "Properties" of the userform. Click on View and show the Properties. I just went through all of them and didn't see how you can remove the close "X" from the form.
Maybe one of the smart guru's has an answer.
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Removing it might be a pain, but if you'd be satisfied with disabling it, then including the following in your userform's code window should work:
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removing it is actually a pain in the buttock
i was like Marvin and thought it was in properties though i recall the option may was there in VB6?
a quick goggle search found
http://www.ozgrid.com/forum/showthread.php?t=85960
see attached translated file
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Hi bishoposiris
Here is some Code written by our own Leith Ross that will disable and dim the X (to Close) on a User Form.
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HEllo bishoposiris,
Add this code to a new VBA Module in your workbook's VBA Project. Call the Sub from your UserForm's Activate event module.
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I need to hide or make the "x" button invisible as well, but I am using a 64 bit operating system.
I am not familiar enough with VBA to modify the code between 32 bit and 64 bit.
What do I need to do to make the code work?
Hi Jessica240
I've converted some code from 32 bit to 64 bit but am certainly not expert at it. If you were to upload your file with existing code I'll look at it. Your best bet would be to Private Message Lieth Ross and ask him to look at it with you.
John
Administrative Note:Originally Posted by Jessica240
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Sorry, Ford...I don't agree,,, Jessica240's request is right on point...I'd ask you to allow it to proceed.
I'm sorry. I am new to using forums and will be cognizant of that rule moving forward. I found a solution to execute the desired events when the red X is clicked by using the queryclose technique. I can leave the button on the form now.
While Jessica;s question is valid, she did not start this thread, therefor may not ask her question in it - she needs to start her own thread...and then reference this thread if necessary.
No problem and Im happy you found an answer for your questionI'm sorry. I am new to using forums and will be cognizant of that rule moving forward. I found a solution to execute the desired events when the red X is clicked by using the queryclose technique. I can leave the button on the form now.
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