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Excel 2003 - assign macro to custom toolbar button
I have recorded a macro, but it only seems to run on the worksheet that it
was created on. I would like to (1) record/save a macro will be available to all Excel files/worksheets, (2) assign the macro to a custom button, and (3) add that custom button to the end of the formatting toolbar. As mentioned, I would like this macro button to remain in the toolbar no matter what spreadsheet that I'm working with. How can I accomplish this? |
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Excel 2003 - assign macro to custom toolbar button
Refer the article on Excel Add-Ins
http://www.fontstuff.com/VBA/vbatut03.htm If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Candace" wrote: I have recorded a macro, but it only seems to run on the worksheet that it was created on. I would like to (1) record/save a macro will be available to all Excel files/worksheets, (2) assign the macro to a custom button, and (3) add that custom button to the end of the formatting toolbar. As mentioned, I would like this macro button to remain in the toolbar no matter what spreadsheet that I'm working with. How can I accomplish this? |
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