Macro

M

Mike

I have created a macro to delete a text box on click. I asigned that macro to
the text box. Nothing happens. I have the security set to low. What I want
is a text box to disipear when I click on it.
 
B

Bill Dilworth

Getting stuff to go away is easy with action settings.

Sub GoAway(oShp As Shape)
oShp.Visible = msoFalse
End Sub

Bringing it back is a bit more complicated, but still not difficult.


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B

Bill Dilworth

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D

David M. Marcovitz

Sub GoAwayAndComeBack(oShp As Shape)
oShp.Visible = Not oShp.Visible
End Sub
Click to expand...

Hmm. How is this going to work? It will hide the shape on the first click,
but if the shape isn't visible, I don't think you can click on it even if
you "know where to click." I think you would need another shape to click on
to bring it back.
--David

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