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Default Control or VBA programming a button

How do I create a button (say on sheet #3) that will change the incomin
data link from either sheet 1 or sheet 2

On sheet #3, I am importing data from either sheet #1 or #2 dependin
on circumstances. Both sheet #1 and #2 are duplicate layouts, bu
different data.


ex: (assume cell info)

From Sheet #1:
Item Est Qty: Manuf. Model Description
1 3 ABC 1234-AB Widget
2 4 ABC 1-234-DF Nugget
3 6 ABC 237-TD Contraption


From Sheet #2:
Item Est Qty: Manuf. Model Description
1 4 ACME 99-874 Really big widget
2 2 ACME 98-564 Really big Nugget
3 1 ACME 96-226 Really small Contraption

and by clicking the button, sheet #3 will either import the data fro
sheet 1 or 2.

I consider myself very proficient in excell formula's but I have no
done control or VBA Programming.

In addition is it possible that the button will change its labe
depending on which data is being utilized?


See Temp file.

Thanks
B

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