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Change a cell's value using a button
Hi - I know its possible but have no idea how to do it - How do I set up a
cell with two buttons attached to it that increase and decrease the value in the cell? I.e. if I have a cell with 10% in it and hit the "up" button, the number goes up by 0.5% and down by the same amount if I hit the "down" button? I am pretty good in Excel but dont know anything about macros - but Im really not sure where you find this function. Thanks for your help in advance anyone! -- Ashley |
No macros required. Use a spin button control rather than
2 buttons. Follow these steps: 1. Go to View Toolbars Control Toolbox. 2. Click once on the spin button icon and draw one on your worksheet. 3. Right-click the spin button and go into "Properties". 4. Enter "A2" (no quotes) into "LinkedCell". 5. Close Properties. 6. Set up columns J and K to look like the following: J K 0 0 1 0.5% 2 1.0% 3 1.5% 4 2.0% 5 2.5% 6 3.0% 7 3.5% and so on. 7. Insert this formula into A1: =VLOOKUP(A2,J:K,2,0) and format as %. 8. Click the "Exit Design Mode" icon on the toolbar and close the Control Toolbox. 9. Click away! HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- Hi - I know its possible but have no idea how to do it - How do I set up a cell with two buttons attached to it that increase and decrease the value in the cell? I.e. if I have a cell with 10% in it and hit the "up" button, the number goes up by 0.5% and down by the same amount if I hit the "down" button? I am pretty good in Excel but dont know anything about macros - but Im really not sure where you find this function. Thanks for your help in advance anyone! -- Ashley . |
nice - thanks very much...
"Jason Morin" wrote: No macros required. Use a spin button control rather than 2 buttons. Follow these steps: 1. Go to View Toolbars Control Toolbox. 2. Click once on the spin button icon and draw one on your worksheet. 3. Right-click the spin button and go into "Properties". 4. Enter "A2" (no quotes) into "LinkedCell". 5. Close Properties. 6. Set up columns J and K to look like the following: J K 0 0 1 0.5% 2 1.0% 3 1.5% 4 2.0% 5 2.5% 6 3.0% 7 3.5% and so on. 7. Insert this formula into A1: =VLOOKUP(A2,J:K,2,0) and format as %. 8. Click the "Exit Design Mode" icon on the toolbar and close the Control Toolbox. 9. Click away! HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- Hi - I know its possible but have no idea how to do it - How do I set up a cell with two buttons attached to it that increase and decrease the value in the cell? I.e. if I have a cell with 10% in it and hit the "up" button, the number goes up by 0.5% and down by the same amount if I hit the "down" button? I am pretty good in Excel but dont know anything about macros - but Im really not sure where you find this function. Thanks for your help in advance anyone! -- Ashley . |
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