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Simple use of ActiveX Command Button -
Hello,
I am trying to use an activeX button to link to select a specific cell within another sheet within the same workbook. That is, with the Command button in Worksheet1, I want users to click it and be linked to Cell B40 in Worksheet5. Could you please let me know the basic code (that I will place in the macro) that would achieve this? Also, keeping in mind that I am new to using VBA, could you provide step-by-step instructions for inserting the code? Thanks! |
Simple use of ActiveX Command Button -
Drag a button off the Controls Toolbox toolbar. Doubleclick it. A new window
opens, so where the cursor is sitting paste the following: Worksheets("Sheet5").Activate Worksheets("Sheet5").Range("B40").Select Close the newly opened window (no need to save). On the sheet, unclick the Design icon on the Control Toolbox, to take it out of Design Mode and try clicking the button. If it works, save the file which saves the new code. -- p45cal "Dave K" wrote: Hello, I am trying to use an activeX button to link to select a specific cell within another sheet within the same workbook. That is, with the Command button in Worksheet1, I want users to click it and be linked to Cell B40 in Worksheet5. Could you please let me know the basic code (that I will place in the macro) that would achieve this? Also, keeping in mind that I am new to using VBA, could you provide step-by-step instructions for inserting the code? Thanks! |
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