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Attaching a macro to a VB button on a form
I have created a macro to select a row, copy it and then paste it below the
copied row. I want to attach this macro to a VB button labelled "Add Row" but cannot work out how. |
"WildGlio" wrote: I have created a macro to select a row, copy it and then paste it below the copied row. I want to attach this macro to a VB button labelled "Add Row" but cannot work out how. Hi, First off you need to make a "Forms" button not a "Control" button. A macro can not be assigned to a "Control" button. After you make the button a window will popup to assign the macro to the button. Just pick your macro from the list. Regards, Marc |
Many thanks Marc. I had not noticed the difference between the two
Toolbarmenus. I've got that bit working - thanks again. "Marc W." wrote: "WildGlio" wrote: I have created a macro to select a row, copy it and then paste it below the copied row. I want to attach this macro to a VB button labelled "Add Row" but cannot work out how. Hi, First off you need to make a "Forms" button not a "Control" button. A macro can not be assigned to a "Control" button. After you make the button a window will popup to assign the macro to the button. Just pick your macro from the list. Regards, Marc |
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