Userform_Initialize Only Working Once

Cat129

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Evening All,

Could someone help me understand what I am doing wrong please.

I am trying to create a user form (my first one)

When I use userform_initialize it works the very first time I run the script. I then close the form to make some changes and next time I run the same script I get ' Run-time error '424' Object Required.

The form is called ScannerInput, so I changed my code to ScannerInput_Initialized but then my preset inputs dont appear. Code below.

Thanks,

Code:
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()


With DepartmentListBox
    .AddItem "Goods In"
    .AddItem "Machine Shop"
    .AddItem "Quality In"
    .AddItem "Quality Out"
    .AddItem "Goods Out"
End With


NameTextBox.Value = "UserName"


DateTextBox.Value = "Use TODAY()"


TimeTextBox.Value = "Use NOW()"


BarcodeTextBox.Value = "Scan Barcode"


End Sub
 

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I then tried

Code:
Private Sub CancelCommandButton_Click()


Unload Me


End Sub

I have tried closing and reopening excel to get it to load with initialize but now I only get the error message mentioned above
 
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I think it was something glitchy going on, as I had to restart for another reason and now it is working as expected. Thank you for your reply, and sorry for wasting your time.

Cat
 
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Although you changed the name of your userform, the declaration for the initialize event should remain as...

Code:
[COLOR=#333333]Private Sub [B]UserForm[/B]_Initialize()[/COLOR]

Otherwise you'll find that the initialize event won't get triggered when the userform is shown.
 
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