It sounds like you're trying to create a userform in Excel, copy the userform to an email in Outlook, Send the email, have the recipient change something and click a button and have the userform respond to your Excel workbook? I don't think you're going to have any luck with that approach. Even though your userform is modeless, it still relies on the VBA contained in your open workbook. Even if it were possible to put the userform into an email, all macro references (like a button) would point to macros in a locally opened workbook. There is no option to include a workstation host name! As an alternative: I've not looked at VBA for Outlook, but perhaps it would be possible to create the userform within Outlook, then develop your requirement around that? Or: Create an Excel workbook that has the userform, and create a Workbook_Open event macro that displays the userform. the button would then have to update some other data source, like a file in a network folder. then, provide a link in the email for THAT workbook. Depending on your network environment, you may have a messenger client that you could use to send a notification to yourself.
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