Take user to different page in MultiPage userform

[EMAP]

I've got a Multipage userform comprised of several pages.
On the first page (MultiPage1.pagStart), when clicking a 'start' button, I want to make the next page visible and then take the user to that next page (MultiPage1.pagSetup) and have that next page selected in the page tab strip

I seem to be able to get the user to see the contents of the next page, but the page selected along the top of the MultiPage tab strip is still the first one

My code is:

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Any ideas on how I can fix this?

many thanks!

[Leith Ross]

Hello EMAP,

Welcome to the Forum!

This will advance you to the next page until you reach the last one. It will then take you back one page until you reach the first and starts advancing again. I don't see a reason to hide the pages as the active page is the only one that is shown.

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[EMAP]

Hi Leith,

Thanks for this, but it doesn't seem to work

The form has several pages in the multipage - pagStart and pagSetup are the first two. The user enters the form on pagStart and the pagSetup is initially set to hidden as I do not want people to be able to see this page in the page tabs until they have selected the btnStartNew button on pagStart (hence the 'MultiPage1.pagSetup.Visible = True' line)

While the user is shown the content of the second multipage (pagSetup) and the page tab of pagSetup now becomes visible in the page menu tabs once btnStartNew on the first page (pagStart) has been clicked, the page tab at the top of the MultiPage that is selected is still the pagStart tab, and not the pagSetup tab. This means that while the user is actually on the pagSetup page and can see its content, they are given the impression that they have not yet left the pagStart page

Hope this explains things better.

Thanks!

[Leith Ross]

Hello EMAP ,

To identify the problem accurately and quickly, you should post your workbook.

[EMAP]

Thanks Leith,

Rather than go through the full code (many pages of it), I decided to implement the following quick fix instead:

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This effectively hides the initial page before loading the new page, then takes the user to the new page and eventually making the inital page visible again.
As a result, the correct tab is now highlighted

Thanks,

Ben

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