If you put MsgBox statements into the different event handlers, you can see what events fire in what order. In the scenario you describe, the only event you'll get is Close.
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"Anne" wrote in message oups.com...
I have a custom Outlook form. I need to know when a user decides to
cancel the changes they have made to the form by hitting the top RHS X
button then selecting "no" when prompted to save changes.
Is this possible?