Assigning a name to ActiveX Option Button in VBA

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Hi all,

This is probably a dumb question, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to assign a name to an ActiveX Option Button when creating it, other than "OptionButton1", "OptionButton2", etc

Just to clarify, I don't want to have to change the name in the properties box for each option button.

Here's the code:

Code:
Sub Add_XCheckboxes()
Dim CLeft, CTop, CHeight, CWidth As Double
Dim lotarget As Excel.ListObject
Dim TableTop, i, TargetDataRowsCount As Long
Dim oCheck As OLEObject
Dim Rec_Sht As Worksheet
Dim Opt_Btn_Count As Long

Application.ScreenUpdating = False

Set Rec_Sht = Sheets("Reconcile Meds Here")
Set lotarget = Sheets("Reconcile Meds Here").ListObjects("Table3")
TableTop = lotarget.Range.Row
Opt_Btn_Count = 4

For Each oCheck In Sheets("Reconcile Meds Here").OLEObjects
        oCheck.Delete
    Next oCheck

TargetDataRowsCount = lotarget.DataBodyRange.Rows.Count

For i = 1 To TargetDataRowsCount
If Not IsEmpty(Cells(TableTop + i, "c")) Then
For j = 1 To Opt_Btn_Count
        CLeft = Cells(TableTop + i, "A").Left + (Cells(TableTop + i, "A").Width * ((j / Opt_Btn_Count) - 0.25))
        CTop = Cells(TableTop + i, "A").Top
        CHeight = Cells(TableTop + i, "A").Height * 0.5
        CWidth = Cells(TableTop + i, "A").Width * 0.5
                With Rec_Sht.OLEObjects.Add(ClassType:="Forms.Optionbutton.1", _
                    Top:=CTop, Left:=CLeft, Height:=CHeight, Width:=CHeigh)
                    .Object.Caption = ""
                    .LinkedCell = "k" & TableTop + i
                    .Object.Value = False
                    .Object.GroupName = "Med rec" & i
               
                End With
        Cells(TableTop + i, "B") = i
        Next j
    End If
Next i
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub

Any ideas?

Thanks!
 

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