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Tool Tips on a new
Hi, all. Just a sillyone, but I have written several macros, and assigned
them to (new) buttons dragged to a toolbar. Everything works fine, but I cannot see how to alter the Tool Tip/Screen Tip/Button Help (that appears when the mouse hovers above the button). I would appreciate any ideas. |
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Tool Tips on a new
On Nov 1, 3:58 pm, Pete wrote:
Hi, all. Just a sillyone, but I have written several macros, and assigned them to (new) buttons dragged to a toolbar. Everything works fine, but I cannot see how to alter the Tool Tip/Screen Tip/Button Help (that appears when the mouse hovers above the button). I would appreciate any ideas. You didn't mention which version of Excel you're using, but I'll take a shot in the dark with how to do this in Excel 2003: 1. Right-click over any toolbar area, and click Customize. 2. While the Customize window is up, right-click on the button in question. 3. In the popup menu, type your tooltip text in the "Name:" text box. I suppose other XL versions use a similar approach. -Basilisk96 |
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"Basilisk96" wrote: On Nov 1, 3:58 pm, Pete wrote: Hi, all. Just a sillyone, but I have written several macros, and assigned them to (new) buttons dragged to a toolbar. Everything works fine, but I cannot see how to alter the Tool Tip/Screen Tip/Button Help (that appears when the mouse hovers above the button). I would appreciate any ideas. You didn't mention which version of Excel you're using, but I'll take a shot in the dark with how to do this in Excel 2003: 1. Right-click over any toolbar area, and click Customize. 2. While the Customize window is up, right-click on the button in question. 3. In the popup menu, type your tooltip text in the "Name:" text box. I suppose other XL versions use a similar approach. -Basilisk96 Thanks, Basilisk96. Problem is, I have the button labelled with it's name, but I want the Tool Tip to be a brief explanation. For example, one button is labelled "P1", (the 'Name' in your help), and the Tool Tip shows that too. I would like the Tool Tip to show "Print Page One". I cannot yet find how to get the two texts different. Regards, Pete |
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Tool Tips on a new
Are they buttons from the forms toolbar, or the control toolbox. I have some
code which works with the latter. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Pete" wrote in message ... "Basilisk96" wrote: On Nov 1, 3:58 pm, Pete wrote: Hi, all. Just a sillyone, but I have written several macros, and assigned them to (new) buttons dragged to a toolbar. Everything works fine, but I cannot see how to alter the Tool Tip/Screen Tip/Button Help (that appears when the mouse hovers above the button). I would appreciate any ideas. You didn't mention which version of Excel you're using, but I'll take a shot in the dark with how to do this in Excel 2003: 1. Right-click over any toolbar area, and click Customize. 2. While the Customize window is up, right-click on the button in question. 3. In the popup menu, type your tooltip text in the "Name:" text box. I suppose other XL versions use a similar approach. -Basilisk96 Thanks, Basilisk96. Problem is, I have the button labelled with it's name, but I want the Tool Tip to be a brief explanation. For example, one button is labelled "P1", (the 'Name' in your help), and the Tool Tip shows that too. I would like the Tool Tip to show "Print Page One". I cannot yet find how to get the two texts different. Regards, Pete |
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