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NewWS.Buttons("Done").Visible = False
Technically it's not a command button, being from the Forms toolbar instead of the Control Toolbox. -- Jim wrote in message ... | Hi, | | I have a macro that automatically creates a new sheet and creates a | button in it so user can get out of it. | (the idea is that this sheet will be emailed and I wanted to remove | all formulas and leave just the format and numbers. | | this is the code that I use to create the button: | | Set btn = NewWs.Buttons.Add(65.25, 552.75, 296.25, 32.25) | btn.Select | Selection.Characters.Text = "[...DONE...]" | With Selection | .Font.Name = "Arial" | .Font.FontStyle = "Bold" | .Font.Size = 10 | .Font.ColorIndex = xlAutomatic | .Locked = True | .LockedText = True | .Name = "Done" | End With | btn.OnAction = "CommandButtonSendEmailOK" | End With | | | It works fine. | Now, How do I hide/delete this button afterwards? | I though I could use the .NAME to reference it but obviously it doesnt | work. | | When the recepient of the email opens the sheet I dont want to have | the button available. | | Please help me. | Thanks |
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