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ActiveSheet.Shapes("Option Button 4").Select
With Selection .Value = xlOff End With Hi the above will set Option Button 4 to false as long as the sheet is unprotected or the buttons themselves are unlocked but I would preffer both to be protected. Is it possible to set the value of the option button without 'selecting' it first? I have tried:- ActiveSheet.Shapes("Option Button 4").Value = xlOff Shapes("Option Button 4").Value = xlOff OptionButton("Option Button 4").Value = xlOff and many more with no success... I know that Sheets can be locked and unlocked in macros but can the password be incorporated into the macro so that the user is not promted for it when the macro unlocks a sheet? I am using 2003 but the file needs to work in 97 too! Thank you in advance Damon |
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