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    Checking for User Form loaded

    How can I test to see if a user form is loaded. If I try to access any item on the user form my code goes right into the form initialize to begin loading it. What I would like to do is test to see if the form is loaded.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scottintexas
    How can I test to see if a user form is loaded. If I try to access any item on the user form my code goes right into the form initialize to begin loading it. What I would like to do is test to see if the form is loaded.
    Hi,

    Untested but perhaps something like:

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    Thanks for the reply.

    What I ended up doing is setting a global variable true when the form is loaded and false when unloaded so I can just check the variable. DUH!

    Again, thanks for your help.

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    Hello scottintexas,

    You can check if any forms are loaded by checking the Count property of the UserForms collection. The most recently loaded form is at index zero.
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    To check if a particular form has been loaded, you have to loop through the collection and check the form name. The UserForms collection object only accepts a number for the index. This code example returns the index number in the collection for the UserForm named "UserForm1"
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