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The macro button does not have the Absolute and Relative Reference feature on
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It is on the stop recording toolbar. If that is what you mean and you say
it isn't there (there should be two, the right one is the Absolute/Relative Toggle), then go to Tools=Customize, first tab, Select Stop Recording and hit the Reset button. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "VBANewcomer" wrote in message ... The macro button does not have the Absolute and Relative Reference feature on it. What shall I do to overcome it? |
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Thank you Tom Ogilvy for your advice. I played around with the macro button
and found answer. Actually on my VB toolbar there is only a blue button that acts as a record and stop recording macro button. When I click the stop recording button(the same blue button) then right click again, there is scroll down menu list and on it there is stop recording message item. I right click this stop recording item and a Stop Recording toolbar pop up. In this toolbar I found the Relative Reference button. Great! Thanks again. VBANewcomer "VBANewcomer" wrote: The macro button does not have the Absolute and Relative Reference feature on it. What shall I do to overcome it? |
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