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Switch to worksheet view
Hello -
I added a command button control to an Excel worksheet, went into the VBA editor and added the code. My problem is the only way I can run the control on the worksheet is to Save, Close Excel and re-open Excel, select the workbook and go to the specific worksheet. There has to be another way. Would someone explain how to shift views. Thanks, Paul |
Switch to worksheet view
Perhaps you are in designe mode? When you draw a control on a worksheet, you
enter "design mode." Click the button with a triangle and ruler image to exit design mode. "Paul Breslin" wrote in message . .. Hello - I added a command button control to an Excel worksheet, went into the VBA editor and added the code. My problem is the only way I can run the control on the worksheet is to Save, Close Excel and re-open Excel, select the workbook and go to the specific worksheet. There has to be another way. Would someone explain how to shift views. Thanks, Paul |
Switch to worksheet view
Yes, thank you - that worked like a charm.
Paul "Bob Kilmer" wrote in message ... Perhaps you are in designe mode? When you draw a control on a worksheet, you enter "design mode." Click the button with a triangle and ruler image to exit design mode. "Paul Breslin" wrote in message . .. Hello - I added a command button control to an Excel worksheet, went into the VBA editor and added the code. My problem is the only way I can run the control on the worksheet is to Save, Close Excel and re-open Excel, select the workbook and go to the specific worksheet. There has to be another way. Would someone explain how to shift views. Thanks, Paul |
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