Command button "selected"
 

When you click on a command button, it seem to be selected always and when a
user does not know that and they click the enter button, it runs the macro
again. How do de-select the command button once it's clicked?

Thanks

Command button "selected"
 

Disable it within the assigned macro

ActiveSheet.Buttons(Application.Caller).Enabled = False


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HTH

Bob


(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)



"pgarcia" wrote in message
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When you click on a command button, it seem to be selected always and when
a
user does not know that and they click the enter button, it runs the macro
again. How do de-select the command button once it's clicked?

Thanks

Command button "selected"
 

Are these commandbuttons on a worksheet?

Are you using xl97?

If you are, then change the .takefocusonclick property to false. This was fixed
in xl2k.

If you ever use a control that doesn't have that property, you could also add a
line to the code:

activecell.activate

(It'll work with the commandbutton, too.)

pgarcia wrote:

When you click on a command button, it seem to be selected always and when a
user does not know that and they click the enter button, it runs the macro
again. How do de-select the command button once it's clicked?

Thanks

--

Dave Peterson

Command button "selected"
 

Oh, the command button takes you to another tab/sheet, so that did not work.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Disable it within the assigned macro

ActiveSheet.Buttons(Application.Caller).Enabled = False


--
---
HTH

Bob


(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)



"pgarcia" wrote in message
...
When you click on a command button, it seem to be selected always and when
a
user does not know that and they click the enter button, it runs the macro
again. How do de-select the command button once it's clicked?

Thanks

Command button "selected"
 

Great, that did the trick.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Are these commandbuttons on a worksheet?

Are you using xl97?

If you are, then change the .takefocusonclick property to false. This was fixed
in xl2k.

If you ever use a control that doesn't have that property, you could also add a
line to the code:

activecell.activate

(It'll work with the commandbutton, too.)

pgarcia wrote:

When you click on a command button, it seem to be selected always and when a
user does not know that and they click the enter button, it runs the macro
again. How do de-select the command button once it's clicked?

Thanks

--

Dave Peterson