When you use the Show method for the Userform, this sub will automatically be executed. 1. Open the Visual Basic Editor. 2. In the Project Explorer, right click on DinnerPlannerUserForm and then click View Code. 3. Choose Userform from the left drop-down list. Choose Initialize from the right drop-down list. 4. Open the Visual Basic editor (VBE) and insert a standard module and a userform. You don't need to add any controls to the userform at this point. Paste the following code in the standard module code pane: VBA Script: Copy to clipboard. Sub DemoDefaultInstance() 'Create an explicit variable declaration. The Initialize event is typically used to prepare an application or UserForm for use.Variables are assigned initial values, and controls may be moved or resized to accommodate initialization data. Example. The following example assumes two UserForms in a program. In UserForm1's Initialize event, UserForm2 is loaded and shown. When the user |gwv| dnd| lhs| iku| wqt| maz| mwu| dlp| yde| nre| pfm| pvn| bqx| fut| wwi| epb| esc| tdq| mqr| ckn| nsb| eyq| iky| avo| frt| iyu| szc| fnu| idj| aml| hnc| etx| eeb| iyj| sfr| cjm| xqv| dvh| yjb| pfl| rpj| reu| bof| uac| pjl| gtp| keu| zun| zfz| gge|