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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Forms » Form 
Using the Show Method to Display a Form
 
Sub SimpleFormExample() 
    ShowSimpleForm True 
    MsgBox "OK - Same form now, but modeless.", vbOKOnly 

    ShowSimpleForm False 
    MsgBox "Exiting the SimpleFormExample procedure.", vbOKOnly 
End Sub 
Private Sub ShowSimpleForm(bModal As Boolean
    If bModal Then 
        frmSimpleForm.Show vbModal 
    Else 
        frmSimpleForm.Show vbModeless 
    End If 
End Sub 

 
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