Using Add in Userform with multiple open Workbooks

Daeras

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If this question has been asked before, then I apologise, I have been searching through forums for more than a year now. This is also my first post.

I have created an Add-in which is accessed from the ribbon loading a Userform. All the code of all the things done by the Userform is located in the Add-in Workbook Modules.

All the output happens in the Workbook that was open when the Userform was launched.

How do I use that same Userform on multiple opened workbooks without unloading it. The Userform seems to latch onto the Workbook that was active when it was launched. If I switch to a different workbook, even through running some code to activate it, the Userform disappears and whatever I do to get it back always returns me to the original workbook that was active when the Userform was Launched.

The Add-in is used to design structural connections, each connection creates a Worksheet in the active Workbook. Some of the structures has more than 500 connections per floor level and therefore I would at least want each floor level in a different workbook and need to switch between the different Workbooks without unloading the Userform.

Part of the of the Add-in connects through API to and FEA (Finite Element Analysis) model. The model and results takes a long time to open and every time the Userform is unloaded I need to close the model and reopen it.

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I would really appreciate any help I can get even if it is just to correct the terminology to improve my searches or being directed to a forum I have so far missed.
 

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