> What does this do:
> 'vbmodal or vbmodeless
It indicates that either the vbModal or the vbModeless constant value should
be provided to the Show command. With vbModal, you can interact only with
the form until the form is hidden or unloaded. You can't access anything
outside the form, and code execution pauses on the Show statement until the
form is dismissed. With vbModeless, the form is shown and execution proceeds
past the Show statement. With a modeless form, you can interact with the
Excel environment while the form is still visible. If neither vbModal or
vbModeless parameter is omitted the form is show modal unless the ShowModal
property is set to False.

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Chip Pearson
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Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
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> What does this do:
> 'vbmodal or vbmodeless
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