UserForm Basics #1

Here, you’ll learn to make a UserForm, add a button, and make clicking on that button hide the UserForm!

Make a UserForm:

1. Press Alt-F11 to bring up Visual Basics menu
2. Click the drop down menu in the upper left hand and select UserForm:
3. Press F4 to bring up the properties menu. Use this box to change the userform’s name:
4. Next, use the “Caption” field to change the UserForm’s caption:

Add a Button:

1. Using the Toolbox Controls, add a Command Button:
2. In the UserForm area, single click to create a standard size button, or click and drag to create the button size you want:
   
3. Click on the button’s text to edit it’s display text:
4. Using the properties menu on the left, you can change the button’s color, font, and other properties!

Hiding the UserForm when the button’s pressed!

1. Double-click on your Command Button (or whatever you’ve named it in the properties menu), to bring up the event script menu.
2. Use the command “.Hide” as shown in the picture below. In this example, the UserForm’s name was HideForm, thus the script line is “HideForm.Hide”:
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Check out the video below for more details!

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