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Hi, all
I am very new to this forum. but i know i can get all my answers here. I have several commands buttons on an excel sheet and when i assigned a hyperlink macro to say, when i click on cmd button A1, it leads me to Sheet2 B2. That's fine. but when i click on cmd button A2, it sends me to Sheet2B2 again. am quite new to VBA, macros and all that stuff and would like to have help for me to have a macro which would enable me to have different worksheet links assigned different command buttons Thanks ruben |
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I think that you wil have more luck if you use a User Form instead of drawing
buttons on your spread sheet it's more profesional and you don't have the problem of constantly having to rearange your buttons on your spread sheet when data overlaps them. Plus forms are alot more flexable for that kind of stuff. "ruben" wrote: Hi, all I am very new to this forum. but i know i can get all my answers here. I have several commands buttons on an excel sheet and when i assigned a hyperlink macro to say, when i click on cmd button A1, it leads me to Sheet2 B2. That's fine. but when i click on cmd button A2, it sends me to Sheet2B2 again. am quite new to VBA, macros and all that stuff and would like to have help for me to have a macro which would enable me to have different worksheet links assigned different command buttons Thanks ruben |
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Dan Thompson wrote:
I think that you wil have more luck if you use a User Form instead of drawing buttons on your spread sheet it's more profesional and you don't have the problem of constantly having to rearange your buttons on your spread sheet when data overlaps them. Plus forms are alot more flexable for that kind of stuff. Hi, all [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] Thanks ruben Thanks Dan. if you could kindly guide me pls. I went to VB Editor Alt +F11. I put insert useer form under sheet one. that's ok. it gives me a form. then i add a command button. but once you close it and return to excel, nothing appears on sheet one. why's that so? have i missed one step/procedure? Thanks ruben -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200605/1 |
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