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I'm just beginning to enter the world of VBA programming, trying to do
something in Excel. I created a Forms-control button on a worksheet, and wrote a macro for it within a module. (I.e., the button_click event is within a module.) I then decided I wanted the button to be accessible and visible from every worksheet in the workbook. Not seeing any easy or obvious way to have Excel automatically keep the button on all worksheets (other than to manually add it to every sheet myself, and make sure it was added programmatically if the user added a new sheet), I created a toolbar button and associated the toolbar button with the same macro. Here's where I'm stumped: If I'm in the module that contains the macro, I can enable or disable the button by writing button1.enabled = true (or false). From the workbook or any other sheet or module, I cannot figure out how to identify or reference the button. I tried creating Public functions within the module that handle the enable/disable, but they still fail with an 'Object required' error when called from outside of the module. Anybody here know how I can get this working? Thanks |
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