Hi tim

If you want to do it for a button on the ribbon you must add RibbonX to the workbook
that create the button and in the onAction tell which macro to run.
See this page for more info
http://www.rondebruin.nl/ribbon.htm

BUT:

You can add abutton to the QAT if you want and assign a macro

Right click on the QAT
Choose Customize QAT
In the Choose commands from dropdown choose Macros
Choose if you want the macro for all documents or only for your workbook in the dropdown next to it
Add your macro to the QAT and change the icon with the modify button

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Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm




"Tim" wrote in message ...
In previous versions of XL I could assign a macro to a toolbar button but
HELP in the 2007 version only mentions an object, graphic, or control.

Is it poss / how do I assign it to a toolbar button.
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TIA

Tim
XL 2007, SP1
Vista Student SP2