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How can i eliminate a buttom that is embedded with a macro funtion... I deleted the whole macro. However, the buttom is still in the worksheet... how can i elimante the bottom? thanks
 

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Hold the Control key as you click on the button. This will select it. Then press the Delete button.
 
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Is the button on the spreadsheet itself, or is it on a user form?

How was the button added?
 
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I really can't have you send it to my work e-mail. You could send it to my home e-mail address, but then I won't be able to look at it until tonight when I get home, which will be in about 10 hours.

Are you able to answer the questions I asked in my previous post?
 
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what is that? i dont have idea... i think the button is not a userform im very sure... where can i send it to? what is your email?
 
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Does the button look like it is right on the worksheet itself, or is it on a prettied-up looking form?

When you tried to delete it by selecting, you said it didn't work. What exactly happened? Were you able to select the form? If the spreadsheet is protected, you won't be able to delete it unless you unprotect it.
 
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