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Formsbutton question
User opens a copy of a template and clicks a button on the Master sheet (in
their copy), which creates a new sheet and adds 3 buttons from the Forms toolbar. The new buttons are displayed over the range("H5:J10") in the new sheet. All the user's work is done in cols("A:F"), and such are the columnwidths, I think that cols "H:J" will always be visible in their working view. In my limited testing, this was fine from a user's point of view..........but if they are working with a lot of data (ie a lot of rows) then they have to scroll up the sheet to click those buttons. Can I 'freeze' them somehow, please? Regards. |
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No, but you could make a floating toolbar.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Stuart" wrote in message ... User opens a copy of a template and clicks a button on the Master sheet (in their copy), which creates a new sheet and adds 3 buttons from the Forms toolbar. The new buttons are displayed over the range("H5:J10") in the new sheet. All the user's work is done in cols("A:F"), and such are the columnwidths, I think that cols "H:J" will always be visible in their working view. In my limited testing, this was fine from a user's point of view..........but if they are working with a lot of data (ie a lot of rows) then they have to scroll up the sheet to click those buttons. Can I 'freeze' them somehow, please? Regards. |
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Thanks.
Heard the term ...will investigate. Regards. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... No, but you could make a floating toolbar. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Stuart" wrote in message ... User opens a copy of a template and clicks a button on the Master sheet (in their copy), which creates a new sheet and adds 3 buttons from the Forms toolbar. The new buttons are displayed over the range("H5:J10") in the new sheet. All the user's work is done in cols("A:F"), and such are the columnwidths, I think that cols "H:J" will always be visible in their working view. In my limited testing, this was fine from a user's point of view..........but if they are working with a lot of data (ie a lot of rows) then they have to scroll up the sheet to click those buttons. Can I 'freeze' them somehow, please? Regards. |
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