Private Sub Userform Initialize

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activiting Private Sub userForm_Initialize()
rpfeil
Oct 11th 2005
I have added a listbox to a worksheet and want it to have unique list in it. To that end, I set up it to Private Sub userForm_Initialize() which works with Private Function UniqueItemList(InputRange As Range, HorizontalList As Boolean) As Variant (I am sure script I got from here). These script work great in forms, the call initiated the list, but with the list on the sheet I not sure how to initiate the script to populate the list. If I run the initialize script by hand it ok, I have tried to call it but that dose not work. I just need it the run when the book is first open.
Re: activiting Private Sub userForm_Initialize()
You can't use an Initialize event on a listBox in a WorkSheet.
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Re: activiting Private Sub userForm_Initialize()
I just need it the run when the book is first open.

if you just need to call the userform when the book is opened then
try double clicking on ThisWorkbook, select the "Workbook" from the combobox on the left top side of the code
by then a "Private Sub Workbook_Open()" would have been generated.
call the userform from there

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Re: activiting Private Sub userForm_Initialize()
if you wanted to populate a listbox that is situated on a worksheet use the listbox1.list = statement and place it into the worksheet activate sub. the example below will fill the listbox with the data situated on the worksheet in cells A1 to A5.
Re: activiting Private Sub userForm_Initialize()
There are a couple of places you could put the code, the workbook Open event or the Activate event of the sheet the listbox is on.
Re: activiting Private Sub userForm_Initialize()
I am back, thanks for the different ideals.
dOuga1 – if I use a range to populate the list box how do I get the list to be unique (have no dups)?
Norie – how do I use activate event to run the initialize script?? I tried to call the script when the book is open but it did not recognize a Private Sub call.
Re: activiting Private Sub userForm_Initialize()
Is your Listbox on the worksheet or a userForm
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Re: activiting Private Sub userForm_Initialize()
Re: activiting Private Sub userForm_Initialize()
Just put the code in the Activate event.
To access the activate event, right click the tab for the worksheet and select View Code.

Re: activiting Private Sub userForm_Initialize()
When I added this script it worked - in the sense – that is there’s a list in listbox1, however, it is invisible.
What is supposed to happen is when a station selected from listbox 1, then it’s associated attributes are loaded in listbox2.
So as it now I can click in listbox1 (indifferent locations) and get different attributes in listbo2 – so it works. But I can not see what station I’m selecting
Any suggestion how to get the list to show up in color??
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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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