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I have a macro that creates a custom button on the toolbar. I want it to be automatically assigned to another macro. &nbsp;Here's the code:<br />
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Dim msoButton As CommandBarButton<br />
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Set msoButton=Application.Comm<wbr />andBars(&quot;s<wbr />tandard&quot;).<wbr />Controls.<br />
Add(msoControlButton, 2950, , 4)<br />
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I tried:<br />
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msoButton.OnAction = call print_claim<br />
msoButton.Execute = print_claim<br />
etc<br />
etc<br />
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Nothing works. &nbsp;Please help? &nbsp; &nbsp; 
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I have a macro that creates a custom button on the toolbar. I want it to be automatically assigned to another macro.  Here's the code:

Dim msoButton As CommandBarButton

Set msoButton=Application.CommandBars("standard").Controls.
Add(msoControlButton, 2950, , 4)
    
I tried:

msoButton.OnAction = call print_claim
msoButton.Execute = print_claim
etc
etc

Nothing works.  Please help?     

assigning a macro to a button from within a macro

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