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Record a macro where you copy / paste special values that you want. Then have the button call the macro you just recorded. -- Daryl S "Barry" wrote: Using Excel 2003 in Windows XP sp3 My workbook has two worksheets. On worksheet 1 in cell B3 (Named Payperiod1) is a date value. On worksheet 2 in cell F9 (Named StartDate) is a date field. Using a button called "Pay_Period_1" on worksheet 1 I'd like to assign the value in worksheet 1 cell b3 to Worksheet 2 f9 Or something like PayPeriod1 = StartDate. |
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