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Form Buttons Connected to a Macro - Want to remove the button

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Wksht - 13 Jun 2007 18:36 GMT
I have a form button that used to have a Go-To macro connected to it. I've
deleted the macro but the button remains. If I right click on it, it will not
highlight so I can delete it.   Please advise.
Duke Carey - 13 Jun 2007 18:47 GMT
right click in the toolbar area and select Visual Basic from the list of
toolbars available.  On that toolbar select the icon with the triangle,
pencil, and ruler.

Now you should be able to select the button and delete it.  Sometimes you
need to Ctrl-click to select

Then click on the triangle, pencil, ruler icon again

> I have a form button that used to have a Go-To macro connected to it. I've
> deleted the macro but the button remains. If I right click on it, it will not
> highlight so I can delete it.   Please advise.
Wksht - 13 Jun 2007 18:58 GMT
Thanks, that did it.

> right click in the toolbar area and select Visual Basic from the list of
> toolbars available.  On that toolbar select the icon with the triangle,
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> > deleted the macro but the button remains. If I right click on it, it will not
> > highlight so I can delete it.   Please advise.
 
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