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I am attempting to assign a function to a command button. Upon a single
mouse click it will report a preassigned cell value to a target address. The application is a freestyle kayak competition judging spreadsheet. The result will automate the judging. Thoughts? |
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I can help with the assigning a macro to a command button part Rightclick the toolbar, select customise, select the commands tab. Click on Macro under the "Categories" box. Then select Custom Button from the Commands box. Drag the button to the tool bar. Once you have done that right click on the button and select Assign macro. Then select the macro you want to assign and click OK. First you will need to design the macro! Regards Gazzr -- Gazzr ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Gazzr's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=31075 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=539077 |
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If you want the click of the button to assign a value to the currently
selected (active) cell, then this code for the button will work: Sub Button2_Click() ActiveCell.Value = 56 End Sub This would always assign a value of 56 to the active cell when the button is clicked. If you need it to put a specified value into a particular cell on the currently active sheet then use something like this: Range("A1").Value = 56 Then no matter where you are on the sheet, the value 56 would always be placed into A1 on the currently active sheet. "sunkosi" wrote: I am attempting to assign a function to a command button. Upon a single mouse click it will report a preassigned cell value to a target address. The application is a freestyle kayak competition judging spreadsheet. The result will automate the judging. Thoughts? |
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