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VBA toolbar-button programming switch on/off
Hey guys
I'm designing this toolbar-button that do some shows/hide-stuff. So far, my knowlegde of VBA is so limited, that I have used 2 buttons (imagine that!) - 1 for "show" and 1 for "hide". I know there is some of You guys out there, smiling and realy enjoying Your cigars of wisdom - while considering whether to help me or not (You see? "Hide" and "Show" again!). Somehow I just can feel that an answer from outer VBA-space will turn up through the smoke in any minute - and I will be happyly greatful! Regards Snoopy :) |
VBA toolbar-button programming switch on/off
Hi Snoopy,
Try something like: '============= Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Columns(1).Hidden = Not Columns(1).Hidden End Sub '<<============= --- Regards, Norman "Snoopy" wrote in message oups.com... Hey guys I'm designing this toolbar-button that do some shows/hide-stuff. So far, my knowlegde of VBA is so limited, that I have used 2 buttons (imagine that!) - 1 for "show" and 1 for "hide". I know there is some of You guys out there, smiling and realy enjoying Your cigars of wisdom - while considering whether to help me or not (You see? "Hide" and "Show" again!). Somehow I just can feel that an answer from outer VBA-space will turn up through the smoke in any minute - and I will be happyly greatful! Regards Snoopy :) |
VBA toolbar-button programming switch on/off
Thanks :)
I think You just solved my problem :))) |
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