run time error 1004

khatri milan

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i have a control button named "button 61" and a macro is assigned to it, within that macro there is a code : Worksheets("4_Lift Plan").OptionButtons("Button 61").Visible = False which esentially tells to make this same button invisible if certain condition is met and when i run it there is error 1004. Is it wrong to make buttn invisible from within its own code.
 

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Try this:
Code:
Worksheets("4_Lift Plan").OptionButtons("Option Button 61").Visible = False
 
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How about:

Code:
Worksheets("4_Lift Plan").[COLOR=#0000ff]DrawingObjects[/COLOR]("Button 61").Visible = False
 
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i have a control button named "button 61" and a macro is assigned to it, within that macro there is a code : Worksheets("4_Lift Plan").OptionButtons("Button 61").Visible = False which esentially tells to make this same button invisible if certain condition is met and when i run it there is error 1004. Is it wrong to make buttn invisible from within its own code.


In your code your are referring to an Excel Form Control OptionButton when from what you describe, you really mean Buttons which would explain the error.

try this update

Code:
Worksheets("4_Lift Plan").Buttons("Button 61").Visible = False

Dave
 
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Alternatively
Code:
Worksheets("4_Lift Plan").Shapes("Button 61").Visible = False
 
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Code:
Worksheets("4_Lift Plan").Buttons("Button 61").Visible = False

Dave


Hi Dave, that alternative does not work for me.

If the button is an Active X Control, this would be another alternative:

Code:
Worksheets("4_Lift Plan").OLEObjects("Button 61").Visible = True
 
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Hi Dave, that alternative does not work for me.

If the button is an Active X Control, this would be another alternative:

Code:
Worksheets("4_Lift Plan").OLEObjects("Button 61").Visible = True

Dante

In my post I clearly stated

In your code your are referring to an Excel Form Control

code works fine for me with a Form Control Button - I just amended posted code for the OP to try.

It maybe for you that your system may need to use the Controls msoTriState enumeration. msoFalse

Dave
 
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Dante

In my post I clearly stated
code works fine for me with a Form Control Button - I just amended posted code for the OP to try.
It maybe for you that your system may need to use the Controls msoTriState enumeration. msoFalse
Dave

Sorry, iIt doesn't work for me for a Form Control Button either, I hope, this works for the OP (it's important)
 
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Not sure why it doesn't work for you, as it works for me, as long as the object is a button, rather than an option button.
 
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:rofl: I had the idea that it was an optionbutton, because the OP thus put its instruction. Thanks @Fluff for clarifying it

An apology @dmt32 :banghead: it also works for me for a button.
 
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