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Is there a way to enable the property sheet button on the Quick Access
Toolbar ? When I add it to the QAT it's disabled, and doesn't function. Excel Options - Customize - Customize the Quick Access Toolbar Commands Not In Ribbon - Add - Property Sheet - OK |
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You have to select a form control on the worksheet to enable the Property
Sheet button Tyro "Richard H" wrote in message ... Is there a way to enable the property sheet button on the Quick Access Toolbar ? When I add it to the QAT it's disabled, and doesn't function. Excel Options - Customize - Customize the Quick Access Toolbar Commands Not In Ribbon - Add - Property Sheet - OK |
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But I'm not using VBA, I'm using my mouse.
There is no active Form Control in Excel outside of VBA that I'm aware of. "Tyro" wrote: You have to select a form control on the worksheet to enable the Property Sheet button Tyro "Richard H" wrote in message ... Is there a way to enable the property sheet button on the Quick Access Toolbar ? When I add it to the QAT it's disabled, and doesn't function. Excel Options - Customize - Customize the Quick Access Toolbar Commands Not In Ribbon - Add - Property Sheet - OK |
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Actually it appears that to activate the Properties dialog I need to use the
Properties command and not the Property Sheet command. "Richard H" wrote: Is there a way to enable the property sheet button on the Quick Access Toolbar ? When I add it to the QAT it's disabled, and doesn't function. Excel Options - Customize - Customize the Quick Access Toolbar Commands Not In Ribbon - Add - Property Sheet - OK |
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You can put a form control or an active X control on your worksheet without
VBA. Excel 2007, Developer/Controls/Insert. I don't know where it is in Excel 2003 but it's there. The Property Sheet is for the form controls. Tyro "Richard H" wrote in message ... But I'm not using VBA, I'm using my mouse. There is no active Form Control in Excel outside of VBA that I'm aware of. "Tyro" wrote: You have to select a form control on the worksheet to enable the Property Sheet button Tyro "Richard H" wrote in message ... Is there a way to enable the property sheet button on the Quick Access Toolbar ? When I add it to the QAT it's disabled, and doesn't function. Excel Options - Customize - Customize the Quick Access Toolbar Commands Not In Ribbon - Add - Property Sheet - OK |
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You could go to the developer tab and then click on the properties button in the
controls group. But if you want, you can add "Control Properties" to the QAT. I'm not positive that this is what you want, though. Richard H wrote: Is there a way to enable the property sheet button on the Quick Access Toolbar ? When I add it to the QAT it's disabled, and doesn't function. Excel Options - Customize - Customize the Quick Access Toolbar Commands Not In Ribbon - Add - Property Sheet - OK -- Dave Peterson |
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