Thanks for your reply Dave, but that was it not either. But your suggestion
got me thinking and I did find it.
You have to set in the properties of this workbook that it is not an AddIn
(Addin = False). Stupid me.
Anyway thanks for your support Dave and Orlando.
Kind regards,
Theo
Quote:
> If it really is the old style dialog sheets, maybe they're hidden.
> Try Format|Sheet|Unhide
> > Thanks for your reply Orlando, but that is not my problem. Sorry if I
did
> > not explain it clear enough.
> > What I want to do is to open the existing dialog sheets I made with
> > VBA/Excel 6.0. In other words, in Excel 6.0 the dialog boxes were on a
> > (dialog)sheet and that I can not find. Although they apear on the screen
> > fine and the macro's run perfectly when I start them. What am I missing
> > here???
> > Kind Regards
> > Theo
> > > Hi Theo,
> > > Open your workbook and press Alt+F11. On VBE action Insert Menu >
UserForm
> > > command.
> > > If Toolbox command bar is hidden, go View menu > Toolbox command.
> > > HTH
> > > > By trial and error and the great help of this newsgroup, for which I
> > want
> > > to
> > > > thank tou all, I made a lot of macro's in Excel 6.0 using a separate
> > sheet
> > > > for every diolog box (that was how to do it in Excel 6.0). Meanwhile
I
> > > have
> > > > "translated" this file to VBA/Excel 2000 and even made it an
Add-inn. It
> > > all
> > > > works fine, but if I would like to change a dialog sheet (which I
think
> > in
> > > > Excel/VBA you call user forms?) I do not know where I can find them!
> > Could
> > > > anyone please enlighten me?
> > > > TIA
> > > > Theo
> --
> Dave Peterson
Where are the userforms?