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I have a command box on my worksheet and I wanna record a macro like scrolling down a file and then choosing a button option for the command box.I do the same after selecting "record new macro" but only scrolling down is saved in the macro!!and the button is not chosen? any help in this regard? thanx, peiman |
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That button must run a macro so some sort. Just add the line
Call MyMacro Where MyMacros is the name of the procedure you want executed. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: hi, I have a command box on my worksheet and I wanna record a macro like scrolling down a file and then choosing a button option for the command box.I do the same after selecting "record new macro" but only scrolling down is saved in the macro!!and the button is not chosen? any help in this regard? thanx, peiman |
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hi Jim,
I think either you didn't get what I'm gonna do or I haven't undrestand what you are talking about!! I have a command box and a button option in my worksheet it's a form actually.what I want to do is, when I push the command box , it is scrolled down at the end of the worksheet and the button option be selected. I wanna do this by recording a macro.what I get from the record is the codes related to scrolling down not the button selection.the codes are like this: Sub button() ' ' button Macro ' Macro recorded 13/09/2007 by payman ' ' ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 2 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 3 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 4 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 5 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 6 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 7 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 8 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 9 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 10 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 11 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 12 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 13 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 14 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 15 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 16 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 17 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 18 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 19 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 20 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 21 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 22 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 23 End Sub as you can see after pushing the command box I can have only scroll down not selecting button option. thank you, peiman |
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What kind of button is it that you have. So far you have refered to it as a
Button, a command button, a button option and a command box? Command button - Rectangular button Option Button (aka radio button) - Circle which is filled in when pressed I have no idea what a command box is. There are combo boxes and text boxes... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: hi Jim, I think either you didn't get what I'm gonna do or I haven't undrestand what you are talking about!! I have a command box and a button option in my worksheet it's a form actually.what I want to do is, when I push the command box , it is scrolled down at the end of the worksheet and the button option be selected. I wanna do this by recording a macro.what I get from the record is the codes related to scrolling down not the button selection.the codes are like this: Sub button() ' ' button Macro ' Macro recorded 13/09/2007 by payman ' ' ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 2 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 3 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 4 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 5 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 6 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 7 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 8 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 9 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 10 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 11 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 12 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 13 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 14 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 15 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 16 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 17 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 18 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 19 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 20 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 21 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 22 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 23 End Sub as you can see after pushing the command box I can have only scroll down not selecting button option. thank you, peiman |
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Sorry Jim, making you confused.I have a "Command Button" and an "Option
Button"(the radio button, circle one).I'm getting them from "control toolbox" menu bar.I'm trying to define some codes for the command button by which I'm able to scroll down and select the option button "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: What kind of button is it that you have. So far you have refered to it as a Button, a command button, a button option and a command box? Command button - Rectangular button Option Button (aka radio button) - Circle which is filled in when pressed I have no idea what a command box is. There are combo boxes and text boxes... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: hi Jim, I think either you didn't get what I'm gonna do or I haven't undrestand what you are talking about!! I have a command box and a button option in my worksheet it's a form actually.what I want to do is, when I push the command box , it is scrolled down at the end of the worksheet and the button option be selected. I wanna do this by recording a macro.what I get from the record is the codes related to scrolling down not the button selection.the codes are like this: Sub button() ' ' button Macro ' Macro recorded 13/09/2007 by payman ' ' ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 2 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 3 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 4 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 5 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 6 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 7 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 8 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 9 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 10 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 11 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 12 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 13 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 14 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 15 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 16 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 17 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 18 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 19 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 20 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 21 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 22 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 23 End Sub as you can see after pushing the command box I can have only scroll down not selecting button option. thank you, peiman |
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This should do it for you then... code name is listed in the name box in XL
when you select the option button while in design mode. Sub button() With ActiveWindow .ScrollRow = 2 .ScrollRow = 3 .ScrollRow = 4 .ScrollRow = 5 .ScrollRow = 6 .ScrollRow = 7 .ScrollRow = 8 .ScrollRow = 9 .ScrollRow = 10 .ScrollRow = 11 .ScrollRow = 12 .ScrollRow = 13 .ScrollRow = 14 .ScrollRow = 15 .ScrollRow = 16 .ScrollRow = 17 .ScrollRow = 18 .ScrollRow = 19 .ScrollRow = 20 .ScrollRow = 21 .ScrollRow = 22 .ScrollRow = 23 End With With Sheets("Sheet1").OptionButton1 'code name for the button .Value = Not .Value End With End Sub -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: Sorry Jim, making you confused.I have a "Command Button" and an "Option Button"(the radio button, circle one).I'm getting them from "control toolbox" menu bar.I'm trying to define some codes for the command button by which I'm able to scroll down and select the option button "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: What kind of button is it that you have. So far you have refered to it as a Button, a command button, a button option and a command box? Command button - Rectangular button Option Button (aka radio button) - Circle which is filled in when pressed I have no idea what a command box is. There are combo boxes and text boxes... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: hi Jim, I think either you didn't get what I'm gonna do or I haven't undrestand what you are talking about!! I have a command box and a button option in my worksheet it's a form actually.what I want to do is, when I push the command box , it is scrolled down at the end of the worksheet and the button option be selected. I wanna do this by recording a macro.what I get from the record is the codes related to scrolling down not the button selection.the codes are like this: Sub button() ' ' button Macro ' Macro recorded 13/09/2007 by payman ' ' ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 2 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 3 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 4 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 5 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 6 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 7 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 8 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 9 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 10 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 11 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 12 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 13 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 14 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 15 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 16 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 17 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 18 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 19 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 20 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 21 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 22 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 23 End Sub as you can see after pushing the command box I can have only scroll down not selecting button option. thank you, peiman |
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oh, that's fantastic.you're great Jim.thanks a lot.But just can you tell me
how and where i can find the commands like .value, .ScrollRow and so on?and where is the "name box in XL" you mentioned? many thanks Jim, "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: This should do it for you then... code name is listed in the name box in XL when you select the option button while in design mode. Sub button() With ActiveWindow .ScrollRow = 2 .ScrollRow = 3 .ScrollRow = 4 .ScrollRow = 5 .ScrollRow = 6 .ScrollRow = 7 .ScrollRow = 8 .ScrollRow = 9 .ScrollRow = 10 .ScrollRow = 11 .ScrollRow = 12 .ScrollRow = 13 .ScrollRow = 14 .ScrollRow = 15 .ScrollRow = 16 .ScrollRow = 17 .ScrollRow = 18 .ScrollRow = 19 .ScrollRow = 20 .ScrollRow = 21 .ScrollRow = 22 .ScrollRow = 23 End With With Sheets("Sheet1").OptionButton1 'code name for the button .Value = Not .Value End With End Sub -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: Sorry Jim, making you confused.I have a "Command Button" and an "Option Button"(the radio button, circle one).I'm getting them from "control toolbox" menu bar.I'm trying to define some codes for the command button by which I'm able to scroll down and select the option button "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: What kind of button is it that you have. So far you have refered to it as a Button, a command button, a button option and a command box? Command button - Rectangular button Option Button (aka radio button) - Circle which is filled in when pressed I have no idea what a command box is. There are combo boxes and text boxes... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: hi Jim, I think either you didn't get what I'm gonna do or I haven't undrestand what you are talking about!! I have a command box and a button option in my worksheet it's a form actually.what I want to do is, when I push the command box , it is scrolled down at the end of the worksheet and the button option be selected. I wanna do this by recording a macro.what I get from the record is the codes related to scrolling down not the button selection.the codes are like this: Sub button() ' ' button Macro ' Macro recorded 13/09/2007 by payman ' ' ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 2 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 3 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 4 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 5 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 6 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 7 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 8 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 9 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 10 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 11 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 12 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 13 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 14 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 15 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 16 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 17 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 18 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 19 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 20 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 21 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 22 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 23 End Sub as you can see after pushing the command box I can have only scroll down not selecting button option. thank you, peiman |
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Question 1 - .value and .??? (aka intellisence) is an automatically generated
list in VBA but it is only generated if you are using valid objects. Every different object has it's own list of properties and methods. Try this... sub test dim wks as worksheet Sheets("Sheet1") 'Add a dot no list set wks = Sheets("Sheet1") wks 'Add a dot get list end sub Note that you did not get a list with Sheets("Sheet1") because Sheet1 could be either a worksheet or a chart which have different properties and methods. It works with wks becuase I have told VBA that it is a worksheet. Question 2 - Name box - the name box is immediately to the left of the formula bar. It displays the cell addresses and range names (you can enter range names directly in this box). In general it displays the name of whatever you have selected... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: oh, that's fantastic.you're great Jim.thanks a lot.But just can you tell me how and where i can find the commands like .value, .ScrollRow and so on?and where is the "name box in XL" you mentioned? many thanks Jim, "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: This should do it for you then... code name is listed in the name box in XL when you select the option button while in design mode. Sub button() With ActiveWindow .ScrollRow = 2 .ScrollRow = 3 .ScrollRow = 4 .ScrollRow = 5 .ScrollRow = 6 .ScrollRow = 7 .ScrollRow = 8 .ScrollRow = 9 .ScrollRow = 10 .ScrollRow = 11 .ScrollRow = 12 .ScrollRow = 13 .ScrollRow = 14 .ScrollRow = 15 .ScrollRow = 16 .ScrollRow = 17 .ScrollRow = 18 .ScrollRow = 19 .ScrollRow = 20 .ScrollRow = 21 .ScrollRow = 22 .ScrollRow = 23 End With With Sheets("Sheet1").OptionButton1 'code name for the button .Value = Not .Value End With End Sub -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: Sorry Jim, making you confused.I have a "Command Button" and an "Option Button"(the radio button, circle one).I'm getting them from "control toolbox" menu bar.I'm trying to define some codes for the command button by which I'm able to scroll down and select the option button "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: What kind of button is it that you have. So far you have refered to it as a Button, a command button, a button option and a command box? Command button - Rectangular button Option Button (aka radio button) - Circle which is filled in when pressed I have no idea what a command box is. There are combo boxes and text boxes... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: hi Jim, I think either you didn't get what I'm gonna do or I haven't undrestand what you are talking about!! I have a command box and a button option in my worksheet it's a form actually.what I want to do is, when I push the command box , it is scrolled down at the end of the worksheet and the button option be selected. I wanna do this by recording a macro.what I get from the record is the codes related to scrolling down not the button selection.the codes are like this: Sub button() ' ' button Macro ' Macro recorded 13/09/2007 by payman ' ' ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 2 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 3 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 4 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 5 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 6 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 7 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 8 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 9 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 10 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 11 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 12 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 13 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 14 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 15 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 16 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 17 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 18 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 19 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 20 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 21 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 22 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 23 End Sub as you can see after pushing the command box I can have only scroll down not selecting button option. thank you, peiman |
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thanx again Jim,I'll go thru it and I'll aks you whenever I get stuck!!
"Jim Thomlinson" wrote: Question 1 - .value and .??? (aka intellisence) is an automatically generated list in VBA but it is only generated if you are using valid objects. Every different object has it's own list of properties and methods. Try this... sub test dim wks as worksheet Sheets("Sheet1") 'Add a dot no list set wks = Sheets("Sheet1") wks 'Add a dot get list end sub Note that you did not get a list with Sheets("Sheet1") because Sheet1 could be either a worksheet or a chart which have different properties and methods. It works with wks becuase I have told VBA that it is a worksheet. Question 2 - Name box - the name box is immediately to the left of the formula bar. It displays the cell addresses and range names (you can enter range names directly in this box). In general it displays the name of whatever you have selected... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: oh, that's fantastic.you're great Jim.thanks a lot.But just can you tell me how and where i can find the commands like .value, .ScrollRow and so on?and where is the "name box in XL" you mentioned? many thanks Jim, "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: This should do it for you then... code name is listed in the name box in XL when you select the option button while in design mode. Sub button() With ActiveWindow .ScrollRow = 2 .ScrollRow = 3 .ScrollRow = 4 .ScrollRow = 5 .ScrollRow = 6 .ScrollRow = 7 .ScrollRow = 8 .ScrollRow = 9 .ScrollRow = 10 .ScrollRow = 11 .ScrollRow = 12 .ScrollRow = 13 .ScrollRow = 14 .ScrollRow = 15 .ScrollRow = 16 .ScrollRow = 17 .ScrollRow = 18 .ScrollRow = 19 .ScrollRow = 20 .ScrollRow = 21 .ScrollRow = 22 .ScrollRow = 23 End With With Sheets("Sheet1").OptionButton1 'code name for the button .Value = Not .Value End With End Sub -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: Sorry Jim, making you confused.I have a "Command Button" and an "Option Button"(the radio button, circle one).I'm getting them from "control toolbox" menu bar.I'm trying to define some codes for the command button by which I'm able to scroll down and select the option button "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: What kind of button is it that you have. So far you have refered to it as a Button, a command button, a button option and a command box? Command button - Rectangular button Option Button (aka radio button) - Circle which is filled in when pressed I have no idea what a command box is. There are combo boxes and text boxes... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: hi Jim, I think either you didn't get what I'm gonna do or I haven't undrestand what you are talking about!! I have a command box and a button option in my worksheet it's a form actually.what I want to do is, when I push the command box , it is scrolled down at the end of the worksheet and the button option be selected. I wanna do this by recording a macro.what I get from the record is the codes related to scrolling down not the button selection.the codes are like this: Sub button() ' ' button Macro ' Macro recorded 13/09/2007 by payman ' ' ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 2 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 3 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 4 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 5 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 6 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 7 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 8 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 9 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 10 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 11 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 12 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 13 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 14 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 15 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 16 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 17 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 18 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 19 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 20 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 21 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 22 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 23 End Sub as you can see after pushing the command box I can have only scroll down not selecting button option. thank you, peiman |
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thanx again Jim,I'll go thru it and I'll ask you whenever I get stuck!!
"Jim Thomlinson" wrote: Question 1 - .value and .??? (aka intellisence) is an automatically generated list in VBA but it is only generated if you are using valid objects. Every different object has it's own list of properties and methods. Try this... sub test dim wks as worksheet Sheets("Sheet1") 'Add a dot no list set wks = Sheets("Sheet1") wks 'Add a dot get list end sub Note that you did not get a list with Sheets("Sheet1") because Sheet1 could be either a worksheet or a chart which have different properties and methods. It works with wks becuase I have told VBA that it is a worksheet. Question 2 - Name box - the name box is immediately to the left of the formula bar. It displays the cell addresses and range names (you can enter range names directly in this box). In general it displays the name of whatever you have selected... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: oh, that's fantastic.you're great Jim.thanks a lot.But just can you tell me how and where i can find the commands like .value, .ScrollRow and so on?and where is the "name box in XL" you mentioned? many thanks Jim, "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: This should do it for you then... code name is listed in the name box in XL when you select the option button while in design mode. Sub button() With ActiveWindow .ScrollRow = 2 .ScrollRow = 3 .ScrollRow = 4 .ScrollRow = 5 .ScrollRow = 6 .ScrollRow = 7 .ScrollRow = 8 .ScrollRow = 9 .ScrollRow = 10 .ScrollRow = 11 .ScrollRow = 12 .ScrollRow = 13 .ScrollRow = 14 .ScrollRow = 15 .ScrollRow = 16 .ScrollRow = 17 .ScrollRow = 18 .ScrollRow = 19 .ScrollRow = 20 .ScrollRow = 21 .ScrollRow = 22 .ScrollRow = 23 End With With Sheets("Sheet1").OptionButton1 'code name for the button .Value = Not .Value End With End Sub -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: Sorry Jim, making you confused.I have a "Command Button" and an "Option Button"(the radio button, circle one).I'm getting them from "control toolbox" menu bar.I'm trying to define some codes for the command button by which I'm able to scroll down and select the option button "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: What kind of button is it that you have. So far you have refered to it as a Button, a command button, a button option and a command box? Command button - Rectangular button Option Button (aka radio button) - Circle which is filled in when pressed I have no idea what a command box is. There are combo boxes and text boxes... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "peyman" wrote: hi Jim, I think either you didn't get what I'm gonna do or I haven't undrestand what you are talking about!! I have a command box and a button option in my worksheet it's a form actually.what I want to do is, when I push the command box , it is scrolled down at the end of the worksheet and the button option be selected. I wanna do this by recording a macro.what I get from the record is the codes related to scrolling down not the button selection.the codes are like this: Sub button() ' ' button Macro ' Macro recorded 13/09/2007 by payman ' ' ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 2 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 3 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 4 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 5 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 6 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 7 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 8 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 9 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 10 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 11 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 12 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 13 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 14 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 15 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 16 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 17 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 18 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 19 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 20 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 21 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 22 ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 23 End Sub as you can see after pushing the command box I can have only scroll down not selecting button option. thank you, peiman |
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