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Hi, there.
I have a macro runs on my excel file. Only way I know to run this macro is pressing F5 in VB editor. Now I want to create some type of userform has a button to activate my macro. Would you explain how to do this if you have a chance? Thank you for taking time to read this.. |
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Make sure that the Forms toolbar is visible (ToolsCustomize and check
Forms). Drag the button from this toolbar onto the worksheet It will then prompt to assign a macro, select yours -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Steven" wrote in message oups.com... Hi, there. I have a macro runs on my excel file. Only way I know to run this macro is pressing F5 in VB editor. Now I want to create some type of userform has a button to activate my macro. Would you explain how to do this if you have a chance? Thank you for taking time to read this.. |
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