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    Excel 2010

    Hey all,

    Im using Excel 2010 with Macro's for the first time.

    Im putting together something very basic just to hold some information. Previously in Excel I was able to create macros etc for buttons to take you to other sheet (I can still do this) however my problem is where the macros are appearing.

    If I look at the Visual basic they are all appearing in Module 1, Module 2 etc which isnt what I want, I would like the macro's to appear on a per sheet basic.

    So if I had a sheet called bob and a sheet called fred, any macros I setup for buttons on sheet bob as assigned to that sheet, this would make it easier to track which macro is for which sheet/ button etc.

    Can anyone tell me what stupidly obvious thing I am missing?
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    Re: Excel 2010

    Anyone?

    If unclear please let me know and ill get screenshots
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    Re: Excel 2010

    Sounds like you just need to rename the module 1, 2, ... etc to whatever you want to call them - or am I missing something? This you can do via the name field on the properties window.

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    Re: Excel 2010

    Nope.

    I got to the bottom of it.

    Was using the wrong kind of button. All sorted now.
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