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I need a button, that when selected, will cause the total in another cell to
increase by a given number associated with the button.
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What is the code of your macro?

It should be a fairly simple macro, like Range("A1").Value =
Range("A1").Value + ButtonValue

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I need a button, that when selected, will cause the total in another cell to
increase by a given number associated with the button.

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Thanks. I have not written the code because I did not know how. Can you
give me an example is the value I want returned is "2"?

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What is the code of your macro?

It should be a fairly simple macro, like Range("A1").Value =
Range("A1").Value + ButtonValue

"Clark" wrote:

I need a button, that when selected, will cause the total in another cell to
increase by a given number associated with the button.

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