I have a workbook with a userform that contains a listbox that is used to populate data on a sheet.
If I have multiple workbooks open and I click from one workbook directly to the listbox on the userform in the other workbook, the ListBox_Change event fires before Activeworkbook changes to reflect the workbook that contains the userform. So when the code reaches Set EqDataSht = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("Equipment-Data")
I get a subscript out of range error because the workbook I'm coming from doesn't contain a sheet named "Equipment-Data".
What is the best way to set the ActiveWorkbook to the parent of the userform? Thoughts I've had are setting a public variable wb = ActiveWorkbook
on workbook_open or just trapping Err.Number=9 and telling the user to click on the sheet before clicking the userform. I'm sure there is something simple I am completely overlooking (VBA amateur).
Thoughts?
Instead of activeworkbook
use thisworkbook
which returns the workbook in which the code resides.
To make it active thisworkbook.activate
should work
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