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Old 06-27-2013, 02:34 AM
Bengt Bengt is offline ActiveX Command Button disappears after click Windows 7 32bit ActiveX Command Button disappears after click Office 2003
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I am using Word 2013.



I am quite used to VBA in Excel, and now, in my Word-document, I wanted to display a userform, containing a textbox, and then let the user type text in the textbox and then enter this text into the Word-document.

I found the ActiveX command button control under the developer tab, so I inserted a command button in my document. The only code attached to the command button was a call to a VBA-macro to display my form (Userform1.show).

It worked at first. I clicked the button, the form was displayed. I added some text to the textbox and clicked my commandbutton on my form. The text was inserted into the document. However, the ActiveX command button disappeared too. What did I do wrong?

Grateful for any hints.

Bengt
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