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I have command buttons on a worksheet and was wondering if
there is anyway to for the command buttons to stay on the
screen when scrolling up/down right/left on the
worksheet? I have the position set to free floating, but
this option does not solve the problem.
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You could use WindowsFreze Panes, and put the button above the freeze.

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I have command buttons on a worksheet and was wondering if
there is anyway to for the command buttons to stay on the
screen when scrolling up/down right/left on the
worksheet? I have the position set to free floating, but
this option does not solve the problem.



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Thanks for the info, but I wanted to know if there some
way to do programmatically?

Jules

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You could use WindowsFreze Panes, and put the button

above the freeze.

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HTH

Bob Phillips
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I have command buttons on a worksheet and was wondering

if
there is anyway to for the command buttons to stay on

the
screen when scrolling up/down right/left on the
worksheet? I have the position set to free floating,

but
this option does not solve the problem.



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Don't make them free floating, set the position property to msoBarTop.

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Thanks for the info, but I wanted to know if there some
way to do programmatically?

Jules

-----Original Message-----
You could use WindowsFreze Panes, and put the button

above the freeze.

--

HTH

Bob Phillips
... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)

"jules" wrote in

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I have command buttons on a worksheet and was wondering

if
there is anyway to for the command buttons to stay on

the
screen when scrolling up/down right/left on the
worksheet? I have the position set to free floating,

but
this option does not solve the problem.



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