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Set Enable = False without selecting?
Actually, neither, you have to set it yourself:
Sheets("Sheet Name").Shapes("Drop Down 3").Enabled = False or Sheets("Sheet Name").Shapes("Drop Down 3").Enabled = True -- Regards Juan Pablo González "William DeLeo " wrote in message ... Thanks for the quick reply! Q: That command will DIS-able the control or EN-able it? I need to be able to do both ... Thanks again --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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