Can anyone help?
All i want is to have 2 'fill colour' icons on my tool bar, each with
different colours, but whenever i change one, the other changes too!

You can't put the same control twice on a toolbar and have different
button displays. If at least one of the colors will always be the same,
you could record a macro, store it in our Personal.xls workbook (or an
add-in or other workbook in your startup folder), and attach it to a
button. Perhaps something like:

Public Sub FillBlue()
If TypeOf Selection Is Range Then
Selection.Interior.Color = RGB(0, 0, 255)
End If
End Sub


In article ,
Kirstoff wrote:

All i want is to have 2 'fill colour' icons on my tool bar, each with
different colours, but whenever i change one, the other changes too!

You can drag the fill color menu onto your worksheet. All of the standard
fill colors are then visible and you can easily select the one you want.
--
Elisabeth


"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

You can't put the same control twice on a toolbar and have different
button displays. If at least one of the colors will always be the same,
you could record a macro, store it in our Personal.xls workbook (or an
add-in or other workbook in your startup folder), and attach it to a
button. Perhaps something like:

Public Sub FillBlue()
If TypeOf Selection Is Range Then
Selection.Interior.Color = RGB(0, 0, 255)
End If
End Sub


In article ,
Kirstoff wrote:

All i want is to have 2 'fill colour' icons on my tool bar, each with
different colours, but whenever i change one, the other changes too!