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Hello -
I have a few buttons embedded in one of my Worksheets (via =EMBED("Forms.CommandButton.1","")). The problem is that some users cannot press those buttons when they click on them (the Forms... does not even show up in the fx Field). I am running Excel 2003 SP2 and the user who opened the file has the same version. I also made sure that the selected "Enable Macros" with the Medium Security Setting. He can run the macro code via the Tools Macro Macros.... This is very strange and hopefully someone here has an idea why this is happening. The button cannot even be pressed ... just as if the Design Mode was turned on but it is not. Any ideas? Thanks! Joe |
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Hmmm.... I don't know for sure what's going on, but you want to find out
which kind of button you have on your worksheet and where the associated macro code really is located. As you know, the button can be built with the Forms toolbar or from the Control Toolbox. The button you describe as "embedded" suggests that it was built from the Control Toolbox. However, macro code for these buttons is Private and is not accessible through the Tools, Macro, Marcros menu. You have to right-click on the button in DesignMode, choose ViewCode, and build the code there. The symptom you describe can occur on a protected worksheet, but only when design mode is on (and you've confirmed that it's off). -- Jay "Joe HM" wrote: Hello - I have a few buttons embedded in one of my Worksheets (via =EMBED("Forms.CommandButton.1","")). The problem is that some users cannot press those buttons when they click on them (the Forms... does not even show up in the fx Field). I am running Excel 2003 SP2 and the user who opened the file has the same version. I also made sure that the selected "Enable Macros" with the Medium Security Setting. He can run the macro code via the Tools Macro Macros.... This is very strange and hopefully someone here has an idea why this is happening. The button cannot even be pressed ... just as if the Design Mode was turned on but it is not. Any ideas? Thanks! Joe |
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This could be because the macro that you have assigned to the button more
than likely only exists under you as a user or that the assigning itself only exists under you as a user. Try assigning macro to the button under a different user and give that a try! "Joe HM" wrote: Hello - I have a few buttons embedded in one of my Worksheets (via =EMBED("Forms.CommandButton.1","")). The problem is that some users cannot press those buttons when they click on them (the Forms... does not even show up in the fx Field). I am running Excel 2003 SP2 and the user who opened the file has the same version. I also made sure that the selected "Enable Macros" with the Medium Security Setting. He can run the macro code via the Tools Macro Macros.... This is very strange and hopefully someone here has an idea why this is happening. The button cannot even be pressed ... just as if the Design Mode was turned on but it is not. Any ideas? Thanks! Joe |
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Hello -
Yep ... I inserted the button via the Control Toolbox and everything is working fine for 30-40 different users. There is only one user who has that problem. Maybe he should just re-install Excel? I know ... this is really strange ... Thanks! Joe |
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