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macros in multiple worksheets
I want to link a macro in worksheet1 to a macro in
worksheet2 anyone know how? For instance if a checkbox in sheet1 is true I want to disable the checkbox in sheet2 and vice versa. thanks |
macros in multiple worksheets
Unless you have your macro is in worksheet code modules (and why would you?)
the macro applies to the workbook. So you can run Worksheets("Sheet2").Checkbox1.Enabled = False If you are referring to control events, then the code is the same, just invoked from the control event on Sheet1. -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) wrote in message ... I want to link a macro in worksheet1 to a macro in worksheet2 anyone know how? For instance if a checkbox in sheet1 is true I want to disable the checkbox in sheet2 and vice versa. thanks |
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