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Luc,
You can include code in the click event to do what you want. Or include a Run statement in the click event to direct the code to a standard module macro. Run.MyMacro I like to use MyModule.MyMacro steve "Luc" wrote in message ... Hi, I actually have a function that generates graphs, based on the length of a given array, so it generates a graph for every item of the array, till it reaches the end. What I would like to do is control it's behavior with a userform : I generates the first graph as an object of a worksheet and then waits for the user to click "next" or something similar. My function works with a "for...end for" loop and I was wondering if it is possible to do what I'm asking for as I really don't know where to start ! I know how to handle userforms and clicks but I don't know how to have a certain "control" on the code. Could someone please give a hand ? thanx a lot Luc |
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