Question : UserForm Initialization

Experts,
Given that the command Application.EnableEvents does not work within a UserForm, I read that one could create a Public EnableEvents within a UserForm and then use this variable as a "check" for each Control object, if one does not want these to be activated by another module.

However, whether I use the command UserForm.Show, or manually try to step through the code (F8)., the initialize program does not seem to run. The EnableEvents variable stays at its default of False. I was under the assumption that the Initialize Sub was the first to run when a UserForm was called.

Below is my code. Would you have any idea why this is occurring?

Thanks,

Cook

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             USerForm Code

Option Explicit

Public EnableEvents As Boolean
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Private Sub frmHistology_Initialize(ByVal txt_Blocks As Integer, Optional ByVal Instructions As String, Optional PIName As String, Optional ptrPID As Range, Optional ListBox2 As Variant)

On Error GoTo mError
Me.EnableEvents = True
txt_Blocks.Value = 0
frmHistology.txtAmount.Value = UserTime

mError:

End Sub

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Sub within UserForm

Private Sub btn_Quit_Click()
If Me.EnableEvents = False Then
            Exit Sub
        End If
Unload frmHistology
        
End Sub

           
         

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Answer : UserForm Initialization

Only if the form is unloaded will the initialization code run. To keep a form from unloading, use Me.Hide instead of Unload Me when done with the form (clicking Cancel).

Kevin

Question : UserForm Initialization

Answer : UserForm Initialization

Only if the form is unloaded will the initialization code run. To keep a form from unloading, use Me.Hide instead of Unload Me when done with the form (clicking Cancel).Kevin

Only if the form is unloaded will the initialization code run. To keep a form from unloading, use Me.Hide instead of Unload Me when done with the form (clicking Cancel).

Kevin