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Run existing macro (in module1) from new button (on a worksheet)
Hi
I've added a button onto one of the sheets I'm using and want it to point towards a macro which currently sits in module1. I tried simply copy-pasting it into the button click sub but it screws up. The macro is very long and I have no idea how it works but just simply need to make the sheet more user friendly for anybody who might use the sheet. Therefore, buttons. |
Run existing macro (in module1) from new button (on a worksheet)
Did you right Click on the button and selected Assign Macro?
-- If this posting was helpful, please click on the Yes button. Regards, Michael Arch. "raphiel2063" wrote: Hi I've added a button onto one of the sheets I'm using and want it to point towards a macro which currently sits in module1. I tried simply copy-pasting it into the button click sub but it screws up. The macro is very long and I have no idea how it works but just simply need to make the sheet more user friendly for anybody who might use the sheet. Therefore, buttons. |
Run existing macro (in module1) from new button (on a workshee
I mean I've added a command button into one of the worksheets, not the button
on the toolbar. So I don't have the option to just assign macro. "Michael" wrote: Did you right Click on the button and selected Assign Macro? -- If this posting was helpful, please click on the Yes button. Regards, Michael Arch. "raphiel2063" wrote: Hi I've added a button onto one of the sheets I'm using and want it to point towards a macro which currently sits in module1. I tried simply copy-pasting it into the button click sub but it screws up. The macro is very long and I have no idea how it works but just simply need to make the sheet more user friendly for anybody who might use the sheet. Therefore, buttons. |
Run existing macro (in module1) from new button (on a workshee
Got it!
Place this on the on click event: Call yourmacronamegoeshere Regards, -- If this posting was helpful, please click on the Yes button. Regards, Michael Arch. "raphiel2063" wrote: I mean I've added a command button into one of the worksheets, not the button on the toolbar. So I don't have the option to just assign macro. "Michael" wrote: Did you right Click on the button and selected Assign Macro? -- If this posting was helpful, please click on the Yes button. Regards, Michael Arch. "raphiel2063" wrote: Hi I've added a button onto one of the sheets I'm using and want it to point towards a macro which currently sits in module1. I tried simply copy-pasting it into the button click sub but it screws up. The macro is very long and I have no idea how it works but just simply need to make the sheet more user friendly for anybody who might use the sheet. Therefore, buttons. |
Run existing macro (in module1) from new button (on a workshee
Worked a charm, cheers.
"Michael" wrote: Got it! Place this on the on click event: Call yourmacronamegoeshere Regards, -- If this posting was helpful, please click on the Yes button. Regards, Michael Arch. "raphiel2063" wrote: I mean I've added a command button into one of the worksheets, not the button on the toolbar. So I don't have the option to just assign macro. "Michael" wrote: Did you right Click on the button and selected Assign Macro? -- If this posting was helpful, please click on the Yes button. Regards, Michael Arch. "raphiel2063" wrote: Hi I've added a button onto one of the sheets I'm using and want it to point towards a macro which currently sits in module1. I tried simply copy-pasting it into the button click sub but it screws up. The macro is very long and I have no idea how it works but just simply need to make the sheet more user friendly for anybody who might use the sheet. Therefore, buttons. |
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