- How Do I Resize A Userform In Excel 2011 For Macs
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How Do I Resize A Userform In Excel 2011 For Macs
How Do I Resize A Userform In Excel 2011 For Mac 64-bit
MaxR
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I admit that I don't understand Apple APIs or their equivalent, but I simply assume there was a way (in VBA) of including OSX libraries (dylibs), then to call functions defined within those libraries and that one of these libraries might contain a function to float a window. In Windows it's straight forward: You use the user32 FindWindow function to get the handle of the userform widow by its window title, then use that handle to set the window level to TopMost.
Is there a similar method that can be used in VBA to achieve the same result from Excel VBA on a Mac? All I need is for the userform to appear over the top of the current application window when activated, always on top, topmost, or floating in some way - it doesn't matter as long as the popup is immediately visible to the user.
By way of background as to why I'd like to achieve this; my application is a time keeping tool and it is designed to prompt the user to periodically record what they've been doing in the previous period (e.g. last 15 minutes). Of course, while the userform may activate in Excel, if it is not visible and behind another application window, then it kind of defeats the purpose as the user is not reminded to record their time, especially if they have change tasks.
Anecdotally, I think this used to work in earlier versions of O365, Excel for Mac as I only seem to have experienced this challenge in the past few months and I transferred my workbook and its macros to Mac almost 1yr ago. Perhaps the userform.show modeless function has changed? I wouldn't be surprised as an earlier build of Excel (15.12 I think) stopped all the forms buttons from working and the most recent build 15.22 stopped the userform textbox control (at least) from being able to be edited properly and i had to reinstalled Excel 15.21. I am still waiting for a new build to be released that corrects the problems introduced by 15.22, but have a 15.21 pkg file on standby.
Hope someone can help.
Max