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    VBA Fun
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    Unloading a Form

    I have created many userforms and have been able to unload them.

    I am wondering why I would get an error when I try to unload the latest
    userform I am working with.

    The error presented is run time error 361: Can't load or unload this object

    This form contains a Multipage where I add controls to several of the pages.
    Could this be contributing to my problem? Is there something that must be
    done prior to unloading this form?

    I appreciate any input you could provide.
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    VBA Fun
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    RE: Unloading a Form

    Nevermind....I found my problem. Nomenclature. For some reason I had my
    form name in parenthesis.
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    "VBA Fun" wrote:

    > I have created many userforms and have been able to unload them.
    >
    > I am wondering why I would get an error when I try to unload the latest
    > userform I am working with.
    >
    > The error presented is run time error 361: Can't load or unload this object
    >
    > This form contains a Multipage where I add controls to several of the pages.
    > Could this be contributing to my problem? Is there something that must be
    > done prior to unloading this form?
    >
    > I appreciate any input you could provide.
    > --
    > VBA Fun


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    Dick Kusleika
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    Re: Unloading a Form

    VBA:

    That error usually means you're trying to unload one of the controls rather
    than form. For instance, in the userform's module

    Unload Me.Multipage1

    will produce that error, but

    Unload Me

    won't. Double check that you have the right object in your Unload
    statement.

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    **** Kusleika
    MVP-Excel
    www.dailydoseofexcel.com

    VBA Fun wrote:
    > I have created many userforms and have been able to unload them.
    >
    > I am wondering why I would get an error when I try to unload the
    > latest userform I am working with.
    >
    > The error presented is run time error 361: Can't load or unload this
    > object
    >
    > This form contains a Multipage where I add controls to several of the
    > pages. Could this be contributing to my problem? Is there something
    > that must be done prior to unloading this form?
    >
    > I appreciate any input you could provide.




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    Re: Unloading a Form

    hi, i have the same issue massage appear file not found, run time error 361: Can't load or unload this object.
    could you please help me out with it.

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    Re: Unloading a Form

    Quote Originally Posted by amit54 View Post
    hi, i have the same issue massage appear file not found, run time error 361: Can't load or unload this object.
    could you please help me out with it.
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