"Steve" wrote in message
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Incidental wrote in news:b251f17a-6810-46f4-
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Hi Steve

If you just want the button to be transparent you can change the
backstyle property to fmBackStyleTransparent in the controls
properties panel.

Hope this helps you out.

Steve



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Works great!

thx


I'm surprised you find it works, for me the fmBackStyleTransparent in a
Worksheet control does not persist after clicking it, reverts to its opaque
backcolor.

If later you find the same occurs for you, try assigning a macro to shape,
format the shape's Fill to 'no color' to make it transparent. In
Autoshapes/Basic shapes there's a double rectangle that can be made to look
like a button, format the line colour as well.

Regards,
Peter T