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How do I assign a procedure in module1 to a custom button?


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The easiest way is in your workbook, to Click on the View Menu,
then Toolbars __ Forms; then Click and drag the command button
from the palette off onto the Worksheet.. as you drop the button
the Macro Box pops up, Select your Macro, and OK..

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How do I assign a procedure in module1 to a custom button?


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ToolsCustomizeCommands.

Scroll down to "Macros" and select.

Drag the smiley-face button to your toolbar and right-click and "assign macro"

You can also "change button image" or "edit button image" if you don't like the
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On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 13:26:02 -0800, DMB wrote:

How do I assign a procedure in module1 to a custom button?


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