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forms toolbar vs. control toolbox
I'm doing my best to learn more about using contols in excel. I'm trying to figure out when to use the forms toolbar and when to use the control toolbox. Lets say I make button 1 using the forms toolbar and button2 using the control toolbox. a) can I use event procedures with button 1? b) button1 runs a macro that users can also run by using a keyboard shortcut. Button2 has code in its click event. Can I also use keyboard shortcuts to run this code? c) are there any general guidelines as to when to use which type of button? Where? d) WHY ARE THERE... sorry ... Why are there two systems for making controls? thank you anny |
forms toolbar vs. control toolbox
forms controls are native to Excel and have been around long before Control
Toolbox Toolbar controls which were introduced in xl97. Use what works best for the situation. There is no right or wrong. If it works, it must be right. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "anny" wrote in message ... I'm doing my best to learn more about using contols in excel. I'm trying to figure out when to use the forms toolbar and when to use the control toolbox. Lets say I make button 1 using the forms toolbar and button2 using the control toolbox. a) can I use event procedures with button 1? b) button1 runs a macro that users can also run by using a keyboard shortcut. Button2 has code in its click event. Can I also use keyboard shortcuts to run this code? c) are there any general guidelines as to when to use which type of button? Where? d) WHY ARE THERE... sorry ... Why are there two systems for making controls? thank you anny |
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