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And it just may work <vbg.
Tom Ogilvy wrote: That is certainly an innovative solution! -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Dave Peterson" wrote: I don't see any way to do this using application.inputbox. I use xl2003. There's an icon I can add to my favorite toolbar that allows me to select multiple objects. Tools|Customize|Commands tab|Drawing category Look for "Select multiple objects" and drag it to your favorite toolbar. When you click on that icon, you'll get a list of objects on that activesheet that can be selected. You can actually invoke that same icon in code. If you want to try this: Option Explicit Sub testme() Dim iCtr As Long Dim mySelection As Object Dim myCtrl As CommandBarControl Dim TempCMDBar As CommandBar Dim myCtrlId As Long myCtrlId = 3990 'I'm not sure if it stays the same number in all versions and languages. Set TempCMDBar = Nothing 'look for "select multiple objects icon Set myCtrl = Application.CommandBars.FindControl(ID:=myCtrlId) If myCtrl Is Nothing Then 'it wasn't found, so create a temporary toolbar to hold it Set TempCMDBar = Application.CommandBars.Add(temporary:=True) Set myCtrl _ = TempCMDBar.Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton, ID:=myCtrlId) End If myCtrl.Execute Set mySelection = Selection 'clean up If TempCMDBar Is Nothing Then 'nothing to do Else TempCMDBar.Delete End If If TypeName(mySelection) = "Range" Then 'didn't select any objects MsgBox "a range was selected" Else With mySelection.ShapeRange MsgBox .Count 'just to show you how many objects were selected For iCtr = 1 To .Count MsgBox .Item(iCtr).Name Next iCtr End With End If End Sub Chad wrote: I would like to allow prompt a user to select a shape (for example a rectangle) Once they have done that I want to grab that shape's name and position. Currently what I have, prompts them to select the shape when they hit ok, it exits from the macro. They then have to re-enter in to the macro to proceed. I've looked into using Application.InputBox but it doesn't seem to allow the user to select a shape on the sheet. Any help would be greatly appreciated. -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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