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Command Button Color For Next Loop
I can get this to work:
(using "x" as an integer variable) activesheet.oleobjects("Commandbutton" & x).visible = true but this doesn't: activesheet.oleobjects("Commandbutton" & x).forecolor = vbRed Any ideas on how to change the CommandButton color in a For/Next loop with a variable? Thanks, John |
Command Button Color For Next Loop
ActiveSheet.OLEObjects("Commandbutton" & x).Object.ForeColor = vbRed
-- HTH Bob Phillips "John Wilson" wrote in message ... I can get this to work: (using "x" as an integer variable) activesheet.oleobjects("Commandbutton" & x).visible = true but this doesn't: activesheet.oleobjects("Commandbutton" & x).forecolor = vbRed Any ideas on how to change the CommandButton color in a For/Next loop with a variable? Thanks, John |
Command Button Color For Next Loop
"Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... ActiveSheet.OLEObjects("Commandbutton" & x).Object.ForeColor = vbRed -- HTH Bob Phillips "John Wilson" wrote in message ... I can get this to work: (using "x" as an integer variable) activesheet.oleobjects("Commandbutton" & x).visible = true but this doesn't: activesheet.oleobjects("Commandbutton" & x).forecolor = vbRed Any ideas on how to change the CommandButton color in a For/Next loop with a variable? Thanks, John |
Command Button Color For Next Loop
Bob,
Sometimes it's the simplest things that trip you up. Thanks for the help. John "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... ActiveSheet.OLEObjects("Commandbutton" & x).Object.ForeColor = vbRed -- HTH Bob Phillips "John Wilson" wrote in message ... I can get this to work: (using "x" as an integer variable) activesheet.oleobjects("Commandbutton" & x).visible = true but this doesn't: activesheet.oleobjects("Commandbutton" & x).forecolor = vbRed Any ideas on how to change the CommandButton color in a For/Next loop with a variable? Thanks, John |
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