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Which button & when/where to use
Hi
using Excel 2007 What is the difference between a Command Button and a Form Control Button? What is the criteria used in choosing one over the other? I use a Form Control Button in the Quick Access Toolbar that allows me to quickly add a button onto the worksheet page and record a macro to "This Workbook". Am I correct in using the button this way? It seems to works ok, but should I be using a different button/method. I cleanup the recorded code to stop "select" happening where ever possible and my knowledge of VBA allows. -- Thank you Bob C It cost''''''''s little to carry knowledge with you. |
Which button & when/where to use
What you are doing is fine. Forms buttons ae easy to set up. Another fun
thing to try is to first create the macro in a standard module. Then put any AutoShape on the sheet. You can right-click the Shape and assign the macro to it. You can resize the Shape, color it, etc. Neater than a boring button. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200778 "Bob C" wrote: Hi using Excel 2007 What is the difference between a Command Button and a Form Control Button? What is the criteria used in choosing one over the other? I use a Form Control Button in the Quick Access Toolbar that allows me to quickly add a button onto the worksheet page and record a macro to "This Workbook". Am I correct in using the button this way? It seems to works ok, but should I be using a different button/method. I cleanup the recorded code to stop "select" happening where ever possible and my knowledge of VBA allows. -- Thank you Bob C It cost''''''''s little to carry knowledge with you. |
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