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Can I set the button properities for "Don't move or size" when I create the
button using VB?

I try to use recorder to record the code, but it does not have.
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On 19 Aug., 08:38, leungkong
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Can I set the button properities for "Don't move or size" when I create the
button using VB?

I try to use recorder to record the code, but it does not have.
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hi, try

ActiveSheet.Shapes("CommandButton1").Placement = xlFreeFloating

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Thanks, Stefan. :-)

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On 19 Aug., 08:38, leungkong
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Can I set the button properities for "Don't move or size" when I create the
button using VB?

I try to use recorder to record the code, but it does not have.
Thanks.


hi, try

ActiveSheet.Shapes("CommandButton1").Placement = xlFreeFloating

stefan

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