I did that, but when I tried to import it, it gave me some error message
about there already being a form with that name. Is it as simple as:
1. Export the form
2. renam the form in the current workbook
3. Import the original form
Nah, it cannot be that easy, not after I spent 30 minutes trying to figure
this out. ;-(
Dale
"Joel" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> If it is a VBA userform. then go to VBA project window and open up
> userform. Then right click the userform. There is an export option.
>
> "Dale Fye" wrote:
>
>> I have a userform I am using for data entry into several Excel
>> spreadsheets.
>> This particular form uses a tab (multi-page) control to give me the
>> ability
>> to collect as much info as possible without having to scroll the page
>> down.
>>
>> I would like to copy this userform so that I can modify it slightly for
>> print purposes, but have not been able to figure out how to copy it, or
>> export and import it using another name, or any other method to
>> accomplish
>> this task.
>> What am I missing?
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