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Newbie Error
Hello
I have created a Button on a worksheet called Button1 To test it before going any further, since I am so new, I have entered this code in the worksheet Private Sub Button1_Click() MsgBox "you clicked here" End Sub An error message keeps coming up saying: "The macro 'Project.xls!Button1_Click' cannot be found. What am I missing? David |
Newbie Error
David,
Not sure about this but are you sure the button is named "Button1" and not "CommandButton1"? "David" wrote: Hello I have created a Button on a worksheet called Button1 To test it before going any further, since I am so new, I have entered this code in the worksheet Private Sub Button1_Click() MsgBox "you clicked here" End Sub An error message keeps coming up saying: "The macro 'Project.xls!Button1_Click' cannot be found. What am I missing? David |
Newbie Error
Put it in a standard code module, not in the worksheet code module.
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "David" wrote in message ... Hello I have created a Button on a worksheet called Button1 To test it before going any further, since I am so new, I have entered this code in the worksheet Private Sub Button1_Click() MsgBox "you clicked here" End Sub An error message keeps coming up saying: "The macro 'Project.xls!Button1_Click' cannot be found. What am I missing? David |
Newbie Error
Thanks Bob
Why is it that I need to do that? I am used to working with Access where I put all the code into the form. "Bob Phillips" wrote: Put it in a standard code module, not in the worksheet code module. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "David" wrote in message ... Hello I have created a Button on a worksheet called Button1 To test it before going any further, since I am so new, I have entered this code in the worksheet Private Sub Button1_Click() MsgBox "you clicked here" End Sub An error message keeps coming up saying: "The macro 'Project.xls!Button1_Click' cannot be found. What am I missing? David |
Newbie Error
Because the button that you are using is not a sheet object, so it doesn't
belong in the sheet's code module. If you had used a button from the control toolbox, it would have been a sheet event procedure. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "David" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob Why is it that I need to do that? I am used to working with Access where I put all the code into the form. "Bob Phillips" wrote: Put it in a standard code module, not in the worksheet code module. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "David" wrote in message ... Hello I have created a Button on a worksheet called Button1 To test it before going any further, since I am so new, I have entered this code in the worksheet Private Sub Button1_Click() MsgBox "you clicked here" End Sub An error message keeps coming up saying: "The macro 'Project.xls!Button1_Click' cannot be found. What am I missing? David |
Newbie Error
Thanks Bob
"Bob Phillips" wrote: Because the button that you are using is not a sheet object, so it doesn't belong in the sheet's code module. If you had used a button from the control toolbox, it would have been a sheet event procedure. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "David" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob Why is it that I need to do that? I am used to working with Access where I put all the code into the form. "Bob Phillips" wrote: Put it in a standard code module, not in the worksheet code module. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "David" wrote in message ... Hello I have created a Button on a worksheet called Button1 To test it before going any further, since I am so new, I have entered this code in the worksheet Private Sub Button1_Click() MsgBox "you clicked here" End Sub An error message keeps coming up saying: "The macro 'Project.xls!Button1_Click' cannot be found. What am I missing? David |
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