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Default Add a button to a macro


At the moment I use a shortcut-key for a macro. Now what I would like is
a person to click a button which activates the macro instead of them
using the shortcut-key.


Code:
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Sub SearchAndOpen()
'
' SearchAndOpen Macro
' Macro recorded 7/07/2006 by Tom Fack
'
' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+r
'

Dim s1 As String, bk As Workbook, bk1 As Workbook
s1 = "C:\Documents and Settings\" & _
"fackt0\Desktop\Excel Probleem\Shipments\"

Set bk = ActiveWorkbook
If Dir(s1 & Range("J5").Text & ".xls") < "" Then
Set bk1 = Workbooks.Open(s1 & Range("J5").Text & ".xls")
bk.Activate
Else
MsgBox "workbook not found"
End If

End Sub
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This is one of the examples which uses a shortcut-key at the moment.


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