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Aet-inc wrote:
Can anyone please tell me how to make all of the objects in a workbook show up in the VBA's property window? I have a command button on a sheet that executes the VBA commands as it should. If the button is from the Forms toolbar (not the Control Toolbox) then it will not show up in the VBA properties window. Instead, Right-click / Format Control. I also believe that There is a user form that is not showing up as well. It may be an Excel 5 dialogsheet. You access it through Excel. It would appear as a sheet tab alongside the worksheets. It might be hidden (Format / Sheet / Unhide) or very hidden (only unhideable by VBA code: ThisWorkbook.Sheets("TheDialogName").Visible = True Bill Manville MVP - Microsoft Excel, Oxford, England No email replies please - reply in newsgroup |
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