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yes, i use the drawing toolbar to do this but you can use the button from the control toolbar too ... whichever way, put the button on the sheet (if you're using one from the drawing toolbar you can right mouse click on it to add text) ... once you've placed the button where you want it, right mouse click on it and choose assign macro - a list of all your macros will be displayed, just choose the appropriate one and repeat for all :) Cheers JulieD "sushantbapna " wrote in message ... Thanks a lot Julie, that works, one more thing - is there a way to get buttons on the sheet instead of the toolbar? Thanks Sushant --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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