Activate a form ?

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I have a form that I use for a progress indicator. I activate the form by :

frmProgress.Show

This works fine the first time, but I want to be able to display the
progress for a second routine. I have the code all set up to handle it, but
when I hit the frmProgress.Show a second time I get this message:

Form Already Displayed - Can't show modally

I want to be able to execute the code within the form - right now I'm using
the event Private Sub UserForm_Activate(). Do I need a different event? How
can I initiate the code a second time if the form is already shown ? Thanks
for any help on this.
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