i want to know how create a command button in a cell in the excel sheet
and then how to assign a macro to the created command buttton so that the
macro will run once i click on the command button ?

another question:
is there any sites available on the internet where i can have online free
training on the office components ( word , excel , powerpoint , access ,
outlook) ?

Viewtoolbarsforms and click the button and then click on the sheet, then
you'll get prompted to assign a macro

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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

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"kshaheen" wrote in message
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i want to know how create a command button in a cell in the excel sheet
and then how to assign a macro to the created command buttton so that the
macro will run once i click on the command button ?

another question:
is there any sites available on the internet where i can have online free
training on the office components ( word , excel , powerpoint , access ,
outlook) ?

i have tried this, but not succeed please explain again.
may be some version problem


"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

Viewtoolbarsforms and click the button and then click on the sheet, then
you'll get prompted to assign a macro

--
Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

(No private emails please)


"kshaheen" wrote in message
...

i want to know how create a command button in a cell in the excel sheet
and then how to assign a macro to the created command buttton so that the
macro will run once i click on the command button ?

another question:
is there any sites available on the internet where i can have online free
training on the office components ( word , excel , powerpoint , access ,
outlook) ?

I have never been able to get a button INTO a cell because a cell is a range
object and you cannot really fill it with a button. But I can draw a button
in the SAME PLACE as the cell and make sure I have set the 'move but don't
size with cell' checkbox in the properties tab after right-clicking the
button and selecting Format Control).

When you double-click the button in design mode (a button on the visual
basic tool bar turns on design mode if it is not already on -- remember to
turn it off or the button cannot be clicked later) it should open to its
click event in the VB editor. Here you can call the macro (hopefully a Sub
in the same workbook, sometimes I cannot figure out how to call subs in
other workbooks even though I understand the Syntax to be like
Application.Run "OtherWorkbook!MacroName").







"kshaheen" wrote in message
...

i want to know how create a command button in a cell in the excel sheet
and then how to assign a macro to the created command buttton so that the
macro will run once i click on the command button ?

another question:
is there any sites available on the internet where i can have online free
training on the office components ( word , excel , powerpoint , access ,
outlook) ?