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I have a macro that I use to insert a new Worksheet into an existing
file. It sets up the new sheet with a common header and footer to duplicate its neighbors, and adds some common navigation buttons (one CommandButton and three AutoShapes with attached macros). The AutoShapes are pretty simple. Each one has its own macro attached, and when I copy and paste from my source AutoShape to my new target worksheet the macro reference comes along, and everything works fine. But the CommandButtons function differently. The macro code for them is stored in each individual worksheet, and each button has specific code attached which doesn't import with the cut and paste operation. I suppose that I could replace the CommandButton objects with similar AutoShapes and the macros will come along with each copy / paste, but I'd like to understand how this is working and how I can control it via macro. So my questions a 1. Is there a way to copy a CommandButton object in such a way that it brings its code along, OR 2. Is there a way that I can insert a new CommandButton object (copy of an existing one) which will have its own unique number or name, and yet still refer to code from another button? 3. How can I programmatically copy all of the "This Worksheet" code from sheet to sheet? I tried to record a macro of that that I'd be able to edit, but nothing recorded. Thanks. |
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