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assigning macro to button
In versions before 03, I remember there was a way to simply assign a macro to
a button that was created. Now I cannot tell how to do it. I have used the control toolbar to create the toolbar and I have a macro, but I don't know how to assign it. -- Boris |
When you create the button from the Controls Toolbox it will be in
design mode. Double clicking it should take you to the default event for the button i.e. the sheet module for the relevant worksheet with code eg: Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() End Sub Change this to Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Call MyMacro 'your macro name End Sub Alternately, use a button from the Forms Toolbar. Right click the button and select Assign Macro. Hope this helps. Rowan BorisS wrote: In versions before 03, I remember there was a way to simply assign a macro to a button that was created. Now I cannot tell how to do it. I have used the control toolbar to create the toolbar and I have a macro, but I don't know how to assign it. |
thanks. I forgot it was the forms toolbar that let me make the button I
wanted. -- Boris "Rowan" wrote: When you create the button from the Controls Toolbox it will be in design mode. Double clicking it should take you to the default event for the button i.e. the sheet module for the relevant worksheet with code eg: Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() End Sub Change this to Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Call MyMacro 'your macro name End Sub Alternately, use a button from the Forms Toolbar. Right click the button and select Assign Macro. Hope this helps. Rowan BorisS wrote: In versions before 03, I remember there was a way to simply assign a macro to a button that was created. Now I cannot tell how to do it. I have used the control toolbar to create the toolbar and I have a macro, but I don't know how to assign it. |
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