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There are lots of builtin tools that could be added to your favorite toolbar.
Before I'd start creating macros, I'd look through tools|Customize|Commands tab. You'll find both autofilter and showall icons that you can drag to a toolbar. (and lots more) modjoe23 wrote: Thank you guys for your replies. However, my question was how to create a macro that is universal. Maybe an example would simplify what I'm trying to accomplish. I would like to have a button, for example Set Autofilter On that can be run any time i use excel and with any workbook to set the autofilter to ON. I know how to create the menubars and all I just don't know how to the macro application specific rather than workbook or worksheet specific. I hope this is clearer. Thanks -- modjoe23 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ modjoe23's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=26376 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=398344 -- Dave Peterson |
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