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Hello,

can I programmatically change properties of (simple) Form Controls in Excel
?
(I need to set different Min and Max-Values of a SpinButton, depending on
certain values.)

Thank you in advance.

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H.G. Lamy


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With ActiveSheet
Set Spinner = .Shapes("Spinner 1").ControlFormat
Spinner.Min = 5
Spinner.Max = 10

End With


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Thank you, Joel !

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With ActiveSheet
Set Spinner = .Shapes("Spinner 1").ControlFormat
Spinner.Min = 5
Spinner.Max = 10

End With


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