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How to assign a recorded macro to a button and a toolbar at the top of excel. Also, how to customize how that button looks and where it is positioned within excel. Creates a very cool and useful shortcut for using your macros. Allows you to use a macro just by clicking a button on a toolbar in excel.
   Topics Covered
Assigning Macros to Buttons
Assigning Macros to Toolbars and Buttons
Customizing how the Button looks for the Macro
Making a Convenient Shortcut for Using Macros
   Difficulty:         Intermediate
   Video:               Yes



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What I'm trying to do...
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Process...
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Code:

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Application.CommandBars.FindControl(ID:=1849).Execute 
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