ActiveX Controls

maclachlan19

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I have a spreadsheet that use a couple different ActiveX Controls (Command Button). Both buttons trigger VBA scripts thru a Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
The problem I'm having is the buttons are sometimes changing size when clicked, they either grow very big after a few clicks or they shrink really small. I've read other forums and this appears to be an Excel issue, especially when users are logging into a RDP session with different resolution monitors.

To solve this problem is it possible to trigger the VBA in a different way. Could I use a shape and assign the code. Or could I use a hyperlink that is attached to word in a cell. Or does anybody have an other idea?

Thanks
 

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I have a spreadsheet that use a couple different ActiveX Controls (Command Button). Both buttons trigger VBA scripts thru a Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
The problem I'm having is the buttons are sometimes changing size when clicked, they either grow very big after a few clicks or they shrink really small. I've read other forums and this appears to be an Excel issue, especially when users are logging into a RDP session with different resolution monitors.

To solve this problem is it possible to trigger the VBA in a different way. Could I use a shape and assign the code. Or could I use a hyperlink that is attached to word in a cell. Or does anybody have an other idea?

Thanks
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