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Visual Basic Toolbar Question
Using Excel 2003, in the visual basic editor if you go to
View - Toolbars - Run you will see the BREAK and RESET as options under the Run command. However, if you go back to the spreadsheet view and go to View - Toolbars - Visual Basic Toolbar, it appears that BREAK and RESET are not available options. Is there any way to add BREAK and RESET to the visual basic toolbar in the spreadsheet view? Thanks. |
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Visual Basic Toolbar Question
JFM,
No. Those options are meaningless in the spreadsheet. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "JFM" wrote in message ... Using Excel 2003, in the visual basic editor if you go to View - Toolbars - Run you will see the BREAK and RESET as options under the Run command. However, if you go back to the spreadsheet view and go to View - Toolbars - Visual Basic Toolbar, it appears that BREAK and RESET are not available options. Is there any way to add BREAK and RESET to the visual basic toolbar in the spreadsheet view? Thanks. |
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