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Hi Everybody and a Happy New Year to you,
I have a Userform (of course created on a PC) which functions in Excel 2016/Office 365 using a Windows10 environment; after clicking the 'Confirm' button, the program does it's stuff and a MsgBox appears to tell the user that the info has been added.
Under the Mac environment, it just hung there and any clicking or attempts at closing were met with a dull thud which obliged me to "Force Quit". I discovered quite by accident that the Msgbox does appear BUT BEHIND the userform. HELP, please!
Thanks,
Simon
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Oops!
I should have also said that I have tried vbMsgBoxSetForeground to force the Msgbox to the front but to no avail.
Simon