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Input box function in 2007
I don't see how the Input Box function works in 2007. Used to be that you
could set the type for =8, and when you used the function, you could click on a cell, and the contents or the cell reference was returned. How would I replicate this type of action in my 2007 Macro? thanks |
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Inputbox function or Inputbox method? Inputbox method is/was
Application.Inputbox(Prompt:="Select Range", Type:=8) I don't have 2007, so can't help you any more than this. "Bob-wants-to-know" wrote: I don't see how the Input Box function works in 2007. Used to be that you could set the type for =8, and when you used the function, you could click on a cell, and the contents or the cell reference was returned. How would I replicate this type of action in my 2007 Macro? thanks |
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I think I found the issue -- but that brings up another. In 2007, there are
even tighter restrictions on Macros. Once I reset my Macro Security level to the most lax, the Macros seemed to run smoothly again. The question I have now is how to create a "Digitally Signed" macro? "JMB" wrote: Inputbox function or Inputbox method? Inputbox method is/was Application.Inputbox(Prompt:="Select Range", Type:=8) I don't have 2007, so can't help you any more than this. "Bob-wants-to-know" wrote: I don't see how the Input Box function works in 2007. Used to be that you could set the type for =8, and when you used the function, you could click on a cell, and the contents or the cell reference was returned. How would I replicate this type of action in my 2007 Macro? thanks |
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Never dealt w/digital signatures. You might search this site for
information, I know others have asked about it. Some have mentioned using selfcert.exe or making the workbook an add-in. Don't know how that applies to 2007. Sorry I can't help you more. "Bob-wants-to-know" wrote: I think I found the issue -- but that brings up another. In 2007, there are even tighter restrictions on Macros. Once I reset my Macro Security level to the most lax, the Macros seemed to run smoothly again. The question I have now is how to create a "Digitally Signed" macro? "JMB" wrote: Inputbox function or Inputbox method? Inputbox method is/was Application.Inputbox(Prompt:="Select Range", Type:=8) I don't have 2007, so can't help you any more than this. "Bob-wants-to-know" wrote: I don't see how the Input Box function works in 2007. Used to be that you could set the type for =8, and when you used the function, you could click on a cell, and the contents or the cell reference was returned. How would I replicate this type of action in my 2007 Macro? thanks |
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