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ActiveSheet.Shapes("Rectangle 1").Select msgBox Selection.Name ======== Here is one I use to put text in the shapes from a list which may be of use Sub NameShapes() Sheets("checks").Select For Each c In [setup!a4:a15] ActiveSheet.Shapes(c).TextFrame. _ Characters.Text = c.Offset(0, 1) Next c End Sub 'With ActiveSheet.Shapes(1).TextFrame ' .Characters.Text = "abcdefg" ' .Characters(3, 1).Font.Bold = True 'End With -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software wrote in message ups.com... While I am editing a cell's formula, I would like to be able to select an autoshape (in the same way that one selects a range) and somehow have the name of that autoshape be inserted into the formula, just like a selected range. Is this simply impossible, or is there a way to coerce Excel to do this using VBA? Regards, Wanders |
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