Private Sub Userform Initialize

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I am working with Excel 2016, and I am new to VBA. The userform initialize functionality was working, and then stopped. I am trying to figure out why.
I want to push a button on a worksheet, have a form pop up that accepts some input (text and a selection from a drop down list), and another button on the form to create another popup to accept more input (barcode scan or text entry) until it eventually exits based on a determined condition (run out of slots to populate with the scanned barcode) or the user exits.
I have the button on the worksheet. I have the userform. However, at some point, I had to rename userform_Initialize to _Initialize because I was getting errors about objects missing, and error 424. After doing so, the "compiler" is happy, but the initialize function is never called, so nothing is working on the userform.
I think what I am seeing is very similar to this other question, but I'm not sure, nor am I sure where to stick my code if I try to do that.
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize() gives error 424 at runtime when I click on the commandButton to bring up the userform. Switching to Private Sub warehouseCheckinForm_Initialize(), the initialize function is never called when the userform populates, leaving the functionality on the form broken and causing other problems..
This is the logic on the command button on the worksheet:
I think somehow a keyword is involved, or something else. When I change the name of the function, I see some stuff at the top of the window changing. It goes from "Userform" to "General". I think that is important.
(Edit 1 was rolled in on the sly) Ok, so it sounds like I need to leave the initialize function as Userform_Initialize. This is what I get when I click on the command button run time error 91 object variable or With block variable not set and I have the option to debug. If I debug, I get this:
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Have you tired using "Private Sub UserForm_Activate()"? or before your loops add "On Error resume next" and after loop add "On error goto 0". I know its not the safest workaround but it can help narrow down were your real issue lies. Also may try "WareHouseCheckinForm.Show False" when opening the popup. Hope that helps – Ricky Mar 14 '17 at 18:26
I don't even know what to do with what you said. – YetAnotherRandomUser Mar 14 '17 at 18:27
I cannot get my head around your idea of fixing an error 424 by renaming a sub. Events handlers in VBA must have certain names, which is how they are understood as event handlers. On your last screenshot you can see UserForm in the left dropdown and Initialize in the right dropdown which is how you know the sub is an event handler. You never type event handler names manually, you select the event from the two dropdowns and the name is generated for you. Rename the sub back and fix the whatever error you have in a proper way. – GSerg Mar 14 '17 at 18:31
Put Option Explicit as the first line of your code module. – GSerg Mar 14 '17 at 18:41
@DanWhaley: Small hint: You shouldn't put a solution into a question. As you have already posted a corresponding answer, it is also redundant. – honk May 16 '17 at 20:19
Sorry for poorly explaining myself. It seems like your trying to do a lot with "Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()". I was suggesting to maybe split it up. e.g. below. Hope that helps. I added notes on using error handlers to help single out which loop your getting the error from.
Thanks for taking the time to write that out. idk if it came across as harsh, but I just meant i didn't know enough about VBA to take what you said and run with it. – YetAnotherRandomUser Mar 14 '17 at 18:48
Not a problem i reread it and understand why you said what you said. Just wanted to help you out. let me know if this helps because there is one other easy solution but rather edit above code than try to explain. I would suggest maybe calling the sub from "UserForm_Initialize()". That is if "Private Sub UserForm_Activate()" does not work. – Ricky Mar 14 '17 at 18:56
It turned out that I was setting the range with just = and not using set. I didn't think anything about how to set an object versus a primitive.
And now things work like I want them to.
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When an Excel form launches, a series of events occur. One of these events is called Initialize. The Initialize event happens before any of the form and its controls are drawn to the screen. This allows you to set up initialization code, such as setting variables, switching off or on any controls, and a whole lot more besides. What we'll do is to switch off some buttons so they can't be clicked. We'll also add some data to the ComboBox on our form.
To get at the Initialize event, right click the name of your form in the Project Explorer on the left of the Excel VBA Editor. (If you can't see the Project Explorer, click View > Project Explorer from the menu at the top of the VBA Editor.) From the menu that appears, select View Code:

When you click on View Code, you should see a coding window open. At the top, you'll see two dropdown boxes, one for General and one for Declarations. Click the General dropdown box and select UserForm:
Now click the Declarations dropdown box and select the Initialize event:
You should then see a code stub appear for UserForm_Initialize.
The first thing we can do is to switch off the Back, Next and Save buttons. The Back and Next buttons are on our View Photo tab. We don't want these to work until the Load Image Information button is clicked. Likewise, we don't want the Save button on the Add New Photo tab to work until a new image has been selected.
To switch a button off you can set its Enabled property to False. To switch it back on, you set it to True. So add the following three lines to your Initialize event:
cmdBack.Enabled = False
cmdNext.Enabled = False
cmdSave.Enabled = False
We can also add items to the ComboBox from the Initialize event. To add an item to a ComboBox you need the AddItem method. Like this:
ComboBox1.AddItem "Samsung GT-I9100"
After the AddItem method, you need a space. After the space you type whatever text you want for that item. The text goes in double quotes.
Add these lines to your Initialize event:
ComboBox1.AddItem "Samsung GT-I9100"
ComboBox1.AddItem "iPhone"
ComboBox1.AddItem "Canon Ixus"
ComboBox1.AddItem"FujiFilm FinePix"
ComboBox1.AddItem "Canon EOS"
Your coding window should then look like this (we've added some comments):
Try it out. Click anywhere inside of your Initialize event. Now press F5 on your keyboard to launch your form. The View Photo tab should look like this:
Notice that the two buttons at the bottom are switched off, so that they can't be clicked.
Select your Add New Photo tab. Click on your ComboBox to see the list of items you added:
Return to the Excel VBA Editor and we'll write the code for the Load Image Information button. We'll start that in the next lesson below.
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Private Sub Userform Initialize