If you want to simplify your daily work with VBA scripts, you can also create one or the other form (UserForm) to process user input and user interactions.
If you want to start such a UserForm, e.g. with multiline textbox, from an Excel, Word or Microsoft Office application, you have to use the correct function.
DoCmd.OpenForm does not work
Because in the Internet it is often recommended to open a created form with the code.
DoCmd.OpenForm "MyUserFormName"But this is apparently only meant for Access and brings a debug error with Excel, Word and Co.
VBA code to display the UserForm
If you want to display a previously created form via an Excel macro or Word macro, you have to use the routine Show. To do this, one uses the form name and calls the Show method.
MyUserFormName.ShowSo you can then include this line of code in a Macro Sub and link the button to the macro to display the form.
