Set the button's Top property based on the List Object's Top and Height
properties. For example,
Button.Top = List.Top + List.Height + Gap
You may have to play around with the syntax to make it work for you, but
hopefully that will point you in the right direction.
Matthew Pfluger
> I have a list object over a Button is there a way to keep the listo boject
> from rolling over the button? I have tried the Object positioning settings
> under format control with no luck. I need to have the button move down as the
> list grows.
lrjanzen13 - 24 Jan 2008 16:49 GMT
Unfortunatly thre are no Top and Height properties for the list object. It
seems to be grid based.

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Lonnie
> Set the button's Top property based on the List Object's Top and Height
> properties. For example,
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> > under format control with no luck. I need to have the button move down as the
> > list grows.
lrjanzen13 - 24 Jan 2008 16:51 GMT
There does not seem to be a top and Height property for the List object.
Appears to be Grid based.

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Lonnie
> Set the button's Top property based on the List Object's Top and Height
> properties. For example,
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> > under format control with no luck. I need to have the button move down as the
> > list grows.
The Answer CommandButton.Placement = Excel.XlPlacement.xlMove

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Lonnie
> I have a list object over a Button is there a way to keep the listo boject
> from rolling over the button? I have tried the Object positioning settings
> under format control with no luck. I need to have the button move down as the
> list grows.