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Removing a macro button after execution
I have created a button and have assigned a macro to it. How do I code the
existing macro to delete the button once the macro has executed? |
Removing a macro button after execution
Hi
Why not just make the button invisible? Well, the below macro gives an example of both solutions. Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() msg = MsgBox("Hello") Me.CommandButton1.Visible = False 'Me.CommandButton1.Delete End Sub Regards, Per "Bishop" skrev i meddelelsen ... I have created a button and have assigned a macro to it. How do I code the existing macro to delete the button once the macro has executed? |
Removing a macro button after execution
The trick is to know the name
Sub deleteshapeafterrunningmacro() MsgBox "hi" With ActiveSheet .Shapes("Rectangle 3").Cut End With End Sub -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Bishop" wrote in message ... I have created a button and have assigned a macro to it. How do I code the existing macro to delete the button once the macro has executed? |
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