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This video tutorial shows you how to attach or assign a macro in excel to a button, check box, or any other object within excel. This is a great example of how to make macros more useful and more readily available within the excel interface. Here, you will also learn how to remove an assigned or attached macro from a button, check box, or object within excel.

Assigning/attaching macros to buttons, objects, and or a check box means that whenever that button or object or check box is clicked, the macro which is assigned to that object will then run in excel.
   Topics Covered
Assign/Attach Macros to Buttons, Objects, or a Check Box
Run a Macro when Excel Objects or Buttons are Clicked
How to Remove an Assigned/Attached Macro from an Object in Excel
   Difficulty:         Intermediate
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