Fixing a Macro Button
EE Pros,
I have a WS that has a Macro Button for expanding and collapsing a outline form. In building out several new capabilities, this Macro Button got replicated and from within the code itself, produces additional buttons (on top of each other). It comes from defining two range names (why? I don't know) but for some reason it's these range names and their location in the code that is now affecting the ability to have the WS behave correctly.
Code attached,
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D--Data-Data-Temp-Copy-of-28820120b.xlsm
I have a WS that has a Macro Button for expanding and collapsing a outline form. In building out several new capabilities, this Macro Button got replicated and from within the code itself, produces additional buttons (on top of each other). It comes from defining two range names (why? I don't know) but for some reason it's these range names and their location in the code that is now affecting the ability to have the WS behave correctly.
Code attached,
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D--Data-Data-Temp-Copy-of-28820120b.xlsm
Martin Liss
There's currently no code associated with that button. Is it supposed to be associated with Sheet1.button_Click or Sheet1.Expand_Summary?
When I associate it with Sheet1.Expand_Summary and collapse the use cases down to just their header rows, clicking it expands the use cases. I don't see any problem.
ASKER
Martin,
You are correct. However, the reason there is no code behind the gray button, is because you are looking at a copy of the button. If you delete several of them, you will then see a Button 9, Button 8, Button 7.....delete them all until you get down to the original button which does have code behind it. Now fire the Blue Button and you will see an error.
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You are correct. However, the reason there is no code behind the gray button, is because you are looking at a copy of the button. If you delete several of them, you will then see a Button 9, Button 8, Button 7.....delete them all until you get down to the original button which does have code behind it. Now fire the Blue Button and you will see an error.
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I should have caught that! ;-)
Thank you!
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Thank you!
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ASKER
Martin,
I've issued a new question to fix the math in the selected boxes. Right now if you remove all check marks, the value in the sum cell (bottom of the table) still has a value. It should read -0-.
Here is the new post. Hope you will take a look.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28826919/A-Fix-to-the-Check-Boxes-and-Math.html
Best regards,
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I've issued a new question to fix the math in the selected boxes. Right now if you remove all check marks, the value in the sum cell (bottom of the table) still has a value. It should read -0-.
Here is the new post. Hope you will take a look.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28826919/A-Fix-to-the-Check-Boxes-and-Math.html
Best regards,
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ASKER
Oh.... the attached file is slightly updated (no coding changes) ...... I simply changed the button but no code changes except to make the txt in an unselected box darker. Nice touch! Thanks for the tip.
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