How to Create a UserForm Like a Pro

How to Create a UserForm Like a Pro

Creating UserForms in VBA should not be that complicated. However, there are lots of pitfalls for the unwary. For example
1. How do you retrieve a value after the userForm closes?
2. How do you avoid automation errors if the error cancels using X?
3. How do you stop a modeless UserForm from disappearing?
4. How do you pass the initial settings to the UserForm before the initialize event runs?
...and so on.

In this video, I show how to create a Modal and Modeless UserForm and how to avoid the issues that arise when you use them.
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Useful VBA Shortcut Keys
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Debugging:
Compile the code: Alt + D + L OR Alt + D + Enter
Run the code from the current sub: F5
Step into the code line by line: F8
Add a breakpoint to pause the code: F9(or click left margin)

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View the Immediate Window: Ctrl + G
View the Watch Window: Alt + V + H
View the Properties Window: F4
Switch between Excel and the VBA Editor: Alt + F11
View the Project Explorer Window: Ctrl + R

Writing Code:
Search keyword under cursor: Ctrl + F3
Search the word last searched for: F3
Auto complete word: Ctrl + Space
Get the definition of the item under the cursor: Shift + F2
Go to the last cursor position: Ctrl + Shift + F2
Get the current region on a worksheet: Ctrl + Shift + 8(or Ctrl + *)
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