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MacroButton as image
Can you use a company logo that is a png image to act as a command button to run vba. Note: the logo is in a protected document in the header? |
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How is the document protected? Generally Headers are not intended to be accessible to users.
What is it you are trying to accomplish by doing this? |
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The document has text form fields and is restricted to unintentional editing without a password. When I add a command button to run the vba it shows up on the form when printed. The form already has a company logo on it, so I was thinking maybe it could be set up to run the vba and when the form is printed no extra command button. I can run the vba using the macro in the tab if I stop the protection first.
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What does the command button do? See How to hide a “Print” CommandButton on a document form when the user clicks on it.
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