Have test it in Beta2 and in Beta2TR(newest) and in both double clicking the activex button
will bring up the click event in the VBA editor

The Design mode option is also on the Developers tab (next to insert)


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"abubukarbafaywabalewa" wrote in message
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I followed your answer to the first post exactly, and it worked. It allowed
me to drop a Button onto the worksheet, which is what I wand because it'll
allow me to bring up a form from the worksheet. However I'm a bit at sea with
the 2007Beta version in that I dont know how to switch from the default run
mode to the design mode. In 2003 you enabled design mode and then doubled
clicked on the worksheet button and were brought straight to that event
handler thereby allowing one to modify the vba code.

"Ron de Bruin" wrote:

In Beta2 TR it is the same and I can't test it in Beta2 now.

Are you sure that you draw a activex button on the sheet ?


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"abubukarbafaywabalewa" wrote in message
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So far so good. In 2003 all I had to do to access the event handler was to
double click on the Button. This is no longer the case. What's the 2007 way
of doing it?

"Ron de Bruin" wrote:

Add the Developer tab to the ribbon and use Insert on it
To display the Developer tab use Office Button Excel Options...Personalize.

See also
http://www.rondebruin.nl/0307commands.htm

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"abubukarbafaywabalewa" wrote in message
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In converting a macro button to the new Office, I cant find any reference to
the above. Can anyone help?