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Hide Buttons along with Rows
In one of my workbooks I frequently hide rows that are not needed for current
analysis and then unhide them as needed. These rows contain buttons that affect only the data contained in the corresponding rows. Therefore, I would like to be able to hide the rows as well as the buttons in these rows. However, when I currently hide, the buttons appear on the visible row right after the last hidden row. Is there any way to hide these buttons along with the rows? Thanks Adam Bush |
Hide Buttons along with Rows
Adam,
In the Format (or Format Control) dialog for the buttons, look at the Properties tab. Set it to "Move and size with cells." -- Earl Kiosterud www.smokeylake.com Note: Top-posting has been the norm here. Some folks prefer bottom-posting. But if you bottom-post to a reply that's already top-posted, the thread gets messy. When in Rome... ----------------------------------------------------------------------- " m wrote in message ... In one of my workbooks I frequently hide rows that are not needed for current analysis and then unhide them as needed. These rows contain buttons that affect only the data contained in the corresponding rows. Therefore, I would like to be able to hide the rows as well as the buttons in these rows. However, when I currently hide, the buttons appear on the visible row right after the last hidden row. Is there any way to hide these buttons along with the rows? Thanks Adam Bush |
Hide Buttons along with Rows
What kind of buttons--and what toolbar did you use to make them?
If you rightclick on the object, you can choose Format Control. On the properties tab, you can choose to move and size with cells. Some controls (like optionbuttons and checkboxes from the Forms toolbar) don't have that option. But you could replace them with optionbuttons and checkboxes from the control toolbox toolbar. wrote: In one of my workbooks I frequently hide rows that are not needed for current analysis and then unhide them as needed. These rows contain buttons that affect only the data contained in the corresponding rows. Therefore, I would like to be able to hide the rows as well as the buttons in these rows. However, when I currently hide, the buttons appear on the visible row right after the last hidden row. Is there any way to hide these buttons along with the rows? Thanks Adam Bush -- Dave Peterson |
Hide Buttons along with Rows
Thanks a lot for your help guys. Changing the format control to Move and
Size with Cells worked perfectly. Adam Bush "Dave Peterson" wrote: What kind of buttons--and what toolbar did you use to make them? If you rightclick on the object, you can choose Format Control. On the properties tab, you can choose to move and size with cells. Some controls (like optionbuttons and checkboxes from the Forms toolbar) don't have that option. But you could replace them with optionbuttons and checkboxes from the control toolbox toolbar. wrote: In one of my workbooks I frequently hide rows that are not needed for current analysis and then unhide them as needed. These rows contain buttons that affect only the data contained in the corresponding rows. Therefore, I would like to be able to hide the rows as well as the buttons in these rows. However, when I currently hide, the buttons appear on the visible row right after the last hidden row. Is there any way to hide these buttons along with the rows? Thanks Adam Bush -- Dave Peterson |
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