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    One additional comment / suggestion / personal style:

    I like to keep userform (UserForm1) and application (ThisOutlookSession) code limited to only those macro(s) that are truly part of the object, and just call any non-Object macros that I have in a standard module

    So if ButtonOK_Click() needed to update a database for example (instead of Msgbox), instead of inserting X number of lines in the event handler, I'd just call a stand alone sub in a standard module

    You can mark this thread SOLVED -- #3 in my sig
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul_Hossler View Post
    One additional comment / suggestion / personal style:

    I like to keep userform (UserForm1) and application (ThisOutlookSession) code limited to only those macro(s) that are truly part of the object, and just call any non-Object macros that I have in a standard module

    So if ButtonOK_Click() needed to update a database for example (instead of Msgbox), instead of inserting X number of lines in the event handler, I'd just call a stand alone sub in a standard module

    You can mark this thread SOLVED -- #3 in my sig

    It worked... Thanks

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