VBA Login Form not Working

Amitdas

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Hi, Expert I am new in a Excel. I went to get you expert solution for Excel VBA. I create a Excel Data entry UserForm & Excel LogIn From Option. But I face some Problems, When I open the Excel file then First show log in option But when I cancel the loginform then it show my Data Entry userform2. This issue is my Problems.

NB: login Form1 is working but when i cancel then it show the Data Entry Form2.
 

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Sounds like you have code in Form 1 that opens Form 2, when Form 1 is closed.

Post your code here for review.
 
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Private Sub Workbook_Open()Application.Visible = False
UserForm2.Show


Dim expiry As Date
expiry = "8/10/2020"
If Date > expiry Then
MsgBox "The data has expired. Please Contract Amit Das 01724115657", vbInformation, "Close"
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
ActiveWorkbook.Close
Application.Quit
Else
End If


UserForm1.Show


End Sub
 
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The macro you posted runs when the workbook is initially opened.

Immediately the code open UserForm2 : UserForm2.Show

After checking the current date against the date included in the macro, it then moves on to open
UserForm1 :
UserForm1.Show


I am presuming your Login Form is UserForm1 ? If so, when you close that, UserForm2 is still open, so
it appears underneath where your UserForm1 was located.

If UserForm2 is not needed when the workbook first opens, delete that first line from the macro :
UserForm2.Show
 
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UserForm2 = Login Form
UserForm1 = Data Entry Form

When UserForm2 is open we shall input Id Password to open Userform1 but unfortunately if i close userform2 without use Id password and close UserForm2 then automatically UserForm1 is Opening.

In the other case when I Close UserForm1 then all are close. But when i am trying to open the same Excel again UserForm2 is not showing Directly active Work Sheet.

Can you Please Help me to provide the Code.
Thanks in advance.
 
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This is part of the code. Review the macros in both forms, the module and ThisWorkbook Module :

Code:
Option Explicit


Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
    If Me.TextBox1.Text = "Username" Then
        If Me.TextBox2.Text = "PW" Then
            Unload Me
            UserForm2.Show
        End If
    Else
        MsgBox "Wrong Username or Password. ", vbCritical, "LogIn Error"
        Unload Me
    End If
End Sub


Private Sub CommandButton2_Click()
    Unload Me
End Sub


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Thank you very much for your workings which is send to me. Yes my problems is solved now but another Problem has been occurred here. e.g. If i open the Excel sheet then Showing LogIn form it is right hear. If i wish to not work currently and close all of things and if i reopen the Excel then logIn form is not showing and open worksheet. Without LonIn Form any of future sheet should not be opened here.

Can you please help to solved this issue
Thanks in Advance.
 
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When the workbook is opened, everything is hidden except the LOGIN user form.

If the user clicks on QUIT at that point, the workbook is closed.

Was there something else you wanted it to do ? Did I misunderstand your question ?


Also, I don't believe there is any difference whether your workbook is the ONLINE version of Excel or it is used
on your desktop computer, as mine is. I do not have Excel 365 Online. I use Excel 2007 on my computer at home.
BUT ... that should not make a difference in how the workbook responds. The macro code is still the same and the
workbook should function as desired with the current code.
 
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