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Refer to a control name from another sheet
Dear experts,
I embed a command button on sheet1 on a an excel workbook. I'd like to change it's 'enabled' property at run time from a code in sheet2. How can I refer to it's name? (ex. 'worksheets(1).commandbutton.enabled =false' doesn't work) Regards, reza |
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Refer to a control name from another sheet
Sure it's called "commandbutton" ?
This works for me: 'This is on Worksheets(2) Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Worksheets(1).CommandButton1.Enabled = False End Sub NickHK "rezafloyd" wrote in message ups.com... Dear experts, I embed a command button on sheet1 on a an excel workbook. I'd like to change it's 'enabled' property at run time from a code in sheet2. How can I refer to it's name? (ex. 'worksheets(1).commandbutton.enabled =false' doesn't work) Regards, reza |
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