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Applying a macro to a command button, Excel 2002
I have done this in 2003. Create a command button, macro list appears (or
right click and assign macro) In 2002 I dont see the same options. I was able to create a regular rectangle shape and apply the macro to that. Any thoughts? THanks! |
Applying a macro to a command button, Excel 2002
There are two buttons that look alike.
One button is from the Forms toolbar that has the behavior you want and the other is a commandbutton from the Control toolbox toolbar (and it works works differently). I bet you used the one you didn't want. Remove the commandbutton and replace it with the button from the Forms toolbar. Vicky wrote: I have done this in 2003. Create a command button, macro list appears (or right click and assign macro) In 2002 I dont see the same options. I was able to create a regular rectangle shape and apply the macro to that. Any thoughts? THanks! -- Dave Peterson |
Applying a macro to a command button, Excel 2002
Errrr - Is this the same in 2003?
"Dave Peterson" wrote: There are two buttons that look alike. One button is from the Forms toolbar that has the behavior you want and the other is a commandbutton from the Control toolbox toolbar (and it works works differently). I bet you used the one you didn't want. Remove the commandbutton and replace it with the button from the Forms toolbar. Vicky wrote: I have done this in 2003. Create a command button, macro list appears (or right click and assign macro) In 2002 I dont see the same options. I was able to create a regular rectangle shape and apply the macro to that. Any thoughts? THanks! -- Dave Peterson |
Applying a macro to a command button, Excel 2002
never mind
"Vicky" wrote: Errrr - Is this the same in 2003? "Dave Peterson" wrote: There are two buttons that look alike. One button is from the Forms toolbar that has the behavior you want and the other is a commandbutton from the Control toolbox toolbar (and it works works differently). I bet you used the one you didn't want. Remove the commandbutton and replace it with the button from the Forms toolbar. Vicky wrote: I have done this in 2003. Create a command button, macro list appears (or right click and assign macro) In 2002 I dont see the same options. I was able to create a regular rectangle shape and apply the macro to that. Any thoughts? THanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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