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The subroutine should read
...that is, with "." before Caption & OnAction. (My actual subroutine has it correct.) (Is there a way for the original poster to edit his post, rather than have to "reply" to it as I've done?) [Note added later: I see I'm able to edit this reply, but not my original post. Don't understand why.] Last edited by coffent; 05-09-2021 at 09:24 AM. Reason: Add info. |
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