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What macro is run by a button???
Gang,
There is a little smiley face button put on the toolbar at one of our computers that runs a macro when pressed. How can we find out which macro is being run???? Thanks Lee Johnson |
What macro is run by a button???
One way,
right click on any tool bar (or do toolscustomize) and select customize, right click on the button and select assign macro, in the name of the macro is in the name box. For instance if the macro is stored in the personal.xls the name would look like PERSONAL.XLS!macroname now when you know where it is stored you can press Alt + F11 to open the VBE, select the workbook and double click the modules folder in the project pane to the left, then double click the module itself and the code will be there -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please, for everyone's benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum) "Lee Johnson" wrote in message 8.18... Gang, There is a little smiley face button put on the toolbar at one of our computers that runs a macro when pressed. How can we find out which macro is being run???? Thanks Lee Johnson |
What macro is run by a button???
you can also get to the code by right clicking the button Assign MacroEdit
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: One way, right click on any tool bar (or do toolscustomize) and select customize, right click on the button and select assign macro, in the name of the macro is in the name box. For instance if the macro is stored in the personal.xls the name would look like PERSONAL.XLS!macroname now when you know where it is stored you can press Alt + F11 to open the VBE, select the workbook and double click the modules folder in the project pane to the left, then double click the module itself and the code will be there -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please, for everyone's benefit keep the discussion in the newsgroup/forum) "Lee Johnson" wrote in message 8.18... Gang, There is a little smiley face button put on the toolbar at one of our computers that runs a macro when pressed. How can we find out which macro is being run???? Thanks Lee Johnson |
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