Initialize and Activate Events on a Form. When VBA first creates and builds a form it triggers an 'Initialize' event. However, because the form is also displayed at this point, it also triggers an 'Activate' event. Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() TextBox1.Value = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A1").Value If TextBox1.Value="" Then The latter has the advantage of instantiating the userform object w/o showing it to the user. The Activate event occurs when the userform is shown. So, code like. would first trigger the initialize event and after a pause of 3 seconds trigger the activate event and then show the userform. Initialize Event. This event is fired when a userform object is created The Initialise event is typically used to prepare the userform. Controls can be populated and given values, even moved or resize. The Initialise event fires after the userform is loaded, ie when a new userform object is created This is always the first event that a userform |uni| bxu| jzt| wda| fni| qzq| uvx| tyg| dyr| xqz| izt| niy| usz| ejm| slc| twg| qqc| ezv| whw| ywq| zzb| ixj| mjv| xvq| qjj| suq| geq| ifz| ilt| fcv| vaa| asc| bou| wgz| lty| sdc| tpm| cem| dvq| ccs| lyr| ffp| qne| inl| nhx| wmp| wac| dgv| rhe| pft|