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Dropdown box of macros
Greetings,
I was given an existing Excel document that has about 30 buttons to macros embedded on the Excel document itself. Instead of buttons he wants a dropdown list with all the macros in them (once again, on the Excel spreadsheet itself). How would I go about putting a dropdown onto the spreadsheet itself? |
Dropdown box of macros
You can use a forms dropdown or a control toolbox dropdown. In either case
you will need to load it with the list of macros, so it might be best to put them on a hidden worksheet. You could attach a macro to a forms dropdown, or use the click event of a controls toolbar dropdown, and test the selected value and then invoke that macro. Seriously, for the effort involved, and the maintenance if you add/change/delete macros, you are better off with what you have got. -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Gary Phillips" <Gary wrote in message ... Greetings, I was given an existing Excel document that has about 30 buttons to macros embedded on the Excel document itself. Instead of buttons he wants a dropdown list with all the macros in them (once again, on the Excel spreadsheet itself). How would I go about putting a dropdown onto the spreadsheet itself? |
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