Macro runs from editor, not from application

RolandFS

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I've been thoroughly frustrated with the macro I've written because I am able to run and step through my code smoothly using the VBA Editor but when I try to use the Tools/Macro/Macros/Run method it does not run properly. The form shows up but it seems as if it did not initialize because the indices for my combobox were not added. Moreover, the command buttons in the form do nothing when clicked. I'm stuck. I have searched for hours for a solution and have not found one. Please help.
 

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May be not required but can i see your code?
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if macro is enabled i see no problem why this is happening..maybe if this is known issue then someone can help you...
 
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