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Awesome! (& so simple!)
Thanks very much! Norman. "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi Dean, Try: Sub Tester() ActiveWindow.ActivateNext End Sub --- Regards, Norman "Deanl5" wrote in message ... I am seeking help in creating a custom command for a MS Excel XP toolbar. In MS Word XP, I added a "Next Window" button to my standard toolbar, by going to the Tools menu, selecting Customize, Commands, Window & Help & then dragging the "Next Window" command to my toolbar. I open several documents, then simply click on "Next Window" to go to the next open document (sort of like scrolling between documents). I want this same "feature" in Excel, but when I get to the Window & Help section, there is no "Next Window" command to chose. I have tried a macro, but can't get it to work. My macro knowledge is minimal & I am unable to find the actual command that will allow me to go to a next window. Can anyone assist in creating this command or perhaps copying from MS Word? Appreciate any assistance. |
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