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I might suggest that a far simpler way to go is to just check whether the
right sheet is active after the user clicks the button. To make a button visible or not dynamically from an add-in you have to raise the bar quite a bit in terms of complexity. But it's well worth learning about this area if you really want to advance your developer skills. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/213566 http://www.cpearson.com/excel/AppEvent.aspx -- Jim "Madiya" wrote in message ... | Hi Jim, | Thanks for help. Perfact. | Another small problem. I am putting this macros in an addin. | I want to show custom button only if sheet name is "ALVXXL01". | If any other sheet is activated or any other file with different sheet | name is activated/opened then this control will be deleted. | If any file having same sheet name is activated then the control will | be shown up. | | Will you pl advise, how shall I proceed? | | Thanks again. | Regards, | Madiya. |
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