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Macro to insert command buttons
Ah, but type of name is not just a matter of preference with ActiveX
controls ! Regards, Peter T "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... I don't like spaces in my names, either. In fact, I'd use: OLEObj.Name = "Week_" & format(k,"00") So that they would all look the same (kind of). Peter T wrote: Just to add, might be an idea to change OLEObj.Name = "Week " & k to OLEObj.Name = "Week_" & k IOW, avoid naming ActiveX controls with spaces or punctuation. Regards, Peter T <snip |
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