Wendy D was telling us:
Wendy D nous racontait que :
> (FYI - I posted this on the beginners, general, and userforms boards.)
Thanks for letting us know that you have multiposted your message (Same
message in diffrent groups at the same time). You can crosspost if it is
absolutely necessary (in this case it isn't, the userform board would have
been enough). If you do, include all the group names in the To: field when
creating the message. For example:
"To: microsoft.public.word.vba.beginners,
microsoft.public.word.vba.general, microsoft.public.word.vba.userforms"
This way all replies will appear at the same time in all groups and
everybody will see all the answers regardless of the group they are viewing
your post from. This will tell someone that it has already been answered
(They will see the answers in the thread), thus avoiding wasting their time
answering to a post that has already been replied to. Multiposting (has you
have doe) is not good NG etiquette, and it forces people to track down your
other messages to reply to them as well, whereas crosspoting is more
acceptable, although not usually necessary.
> I have created a template where I created a userform with 2 "fields"
> (ProjectName and TaskName). Each field corresponds w/a bookmark.
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> bookmark}. It includes a subroutine when using a macros/userform,
> but I'm not sure where to put it. Can anyone help me with this???
Put the MVP code in the click event of the button that will carry out the
process from the userform.
> USERFORM - Commandbutton1
> Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
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>
> End Sub

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