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Mike

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I am using some icons in a spreadsheet. How can I set the icon to save any
changes made and exit Excel?

bgeier

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You would have to assign the icon to a macro for the worksheet the icon
is on.

For example, if you put an icon on Sheet1, open the VBEditor to that
worksheet and put the line, thisworkbook.close


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Zygan

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right click the tool bar and bring up forms
click the button button
and draw your button
right click the button and change preferences e.g what is says colour
etc etc

then you will see a button on the forms toolbar that looks like a set
square click that and then double click you "new" button
vba editor will open

and in between these lines

private "button name" sub
("so put your code here")
end sub



write these lines

activeworkbook.save (save workbook)
activeworkbook.close (closes workbook)

if you have recorded a macro then find out which module your macro is
in usually on the left hand side of the vba editor you can see all
modules and double click one too see whats in side

assuming your macro is in module one
write this line

call module1.macroname

you will notice once you press the . a list of macros in that module
will show just press down to the correct one and press TAB all done.


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Zygan

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if it is a icon and when you double click it, it does not go to the vba
editor then right click the icon and go assign macro and a list of
macros will appear


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Mike

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Thanks to both of you....works fine!!!!

"bgeier" wrote:


You would have to assign the icon to a macro for the worksheet the icon
is on.

For example, if you put an icon on Sheet1, open the VBEditor to that
worksheet and put the line, thisworkbook.close


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