Is it better to show ProgressBar UserForms in VBA as modal or modeless? What are the best practices for developing progress indicators in VBA?
The attached VBA procedures are for a progress bar userform. Everything works as expected, except that the cancel button is intermittently unresponsive.
Just started using Visual Studio 2008 and was hoping to convert my VBA UserForms to VB.NET with the intent of upgrading my antiquated UserForm controls to newer Windows form controls that match the op
Let me set up the environment. This is VBA code running in Excel. I have a userform that contains a msflexgrid. This flexgrid shows a list of customers and the customer\', salesperson, csr, mfg rep
I\'ve got some old Excel VBA code where I want to run a task at regular intervals. If I were using VB6, I would have used a timer control.
I am creating an userform where user can select existing materials, and input stock quantity. Process: