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April 13th 06, 06:32 AM
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Using VBA code to automate a process
Hello Everyone,
This is my first attempt in writing code and would greatly appreciate your assistance and guidance. What I would like to do..... I have 2 forms (created from Post template: FormA and FormB). I created UserForm in VBA(Request) which is basically two option buttons framed with 2 command buttons (proceed & cancel) which I would like to code so that when a user selects NEW POST from AZfolder that the Request forms appears asking the question which one Form A or B. Based upon their response the proper form appears. Thank you. Jade 
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