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Default Buttons appear to stay "pressed"

I have three "button" shapes on a worksheet. Some of them take it upon
themselves to appear "pressed" when they haven't been pressed or to
stay "pressed" when they haven't been pressed.

Can anyone tell me what Property I need to apply to release these
buttons?
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Default Buttons appear to stay "pressed"

are they command buttons or toggle buttons? toggle buttons are
designed to be "off" OR "on", whereas command buttons get "clicked" &
pop right back up.
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I have three "button" shapes on a worksheet. Some of them take it upon
themselves to appear "pressed" when they haven't been pressed or to
stay "pressed" when they haven't been pressed.

Can anyone tell me what Property I need to apply to release these
buttons?


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On 4 Mar, 13:49, Susan wrote:
are they commandbuttonsor togglebuttons? *togglebuttonsare
designed to be "off" OR "on", whereas commandbuttonsget "clicked" &
pop right back up.
hth
susan

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I have three "button" shapes on a worksheet. Some of them take it upon
themselves to appear "pressed" when they haven't beenpressedor to
stay "pressed" when they haven't beenpressed.


Can anyone tell me what Property I need to apply to release these
buttons?


They are command buttons but I take your point - they are behaving
very like toggle buttons.
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Default Buttons appear to stay "pressed"

sorry - i have no idea why a command button would act like a toggle
button..........
the only thing i can think of would be to set a boolean value to the
command button, that the first time it's clicked it goes FALSE, & the
next time it's clicked it would go TRUE. that could account for
different **behavior**, but it wouldn't look any different.
maybe somebody else knows.
susan


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On 4 Mar, 13:49, Susan wrote:





are they commandbuttonsor togglebuttons? *togglebuttonsare
designed to be "off" OR "on", whereas commandbuttonsget "clicked" &
pop right back up.
hth
susan


On Mar 4, 3:50*am, wrote:


I have three "button" shapes on a worksheet. Some of them take it upon
themselves to appear "pressed" when they haven't beenpressedor to
stay "pressed" when they haven't beenpressed.


Can anyone tell me what Property I need to apply to release these
buttons?


They are command buttons but I take your point - they are behaving
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