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A new bug just popped up in my application, and I can't think of what
I changed to make it happen.
I have a super long wizard, with next and back buttons to navigate
through the multipages. I resize the userform for each new page to
fit all the controls in that page. It has always worked in the way I
wanted until recently. When the user selects Next, it takes you to
the next multipage1.value. If that pages' userform.height is smaller
than what I set the previous pages' userform.height, it only shows
the smaller. Now, something changed and I see the next page property,
but I also see the part of the previous pages that are bigger than the
new page, and it looks very unprofessional and is confusing. How do I
only view the multipage that I want?
I never had to "hide" to have the previous pages not view (the wizard
is so long that I had to put it into two userforms, and I hide the
first userform when the second one starts, but I don't hide within the
multipages of the userform). I don't suppose it has anything to do
with Application.ScreenUpdating = False? I have that it there so the
user doesn't see a bunch of stuff going on in the background, but I've
had that there all along when it was working as I wanted it to. Is it
a UserForm property?
My code and userform are very long, so I don't really know what code
to put here.
I'd sure appreciate any ideas of what might be happening, thank you.
I changed to make it happen.
I have a super long wizard, with next and back buttons to navigate
through the multipages. I resize the userform for each new page to
fit all the controls in that page. It has always worked in the way I
wanted until recently. When the user selects Next, it takes you to
the next multipage1.value. If that pages' userform.height is smaller
than what I set the previous pages' userform.height, it only shows
the smaller. Now, something changed and I see the next page property,
but I also see the part of the previous pages that are bigger than the
new page, and it looks very unprofessional and is confusing. How do I
only view the multipage that I want?
I never had to "hide" to have the previous pages not view (the wizard
is so long that I had to put it into two userforms, and I hide the
first userform when the second one starts, but I don't hide within the
multipages of the userform). I don't suppose it has anything to do
with Application.ScreenUpdating = False? I have that it there so the
user doesn't see a bunch of stuff going on in the background, but I've
had that there all along when it was working as I wanted it to. Is it
a UserForm property?
My code and userform are very long, so I don't really know what code
to put here.
I'd sure appreciate any ideas of what might be happening, thank you.