Using the OnAction Property to Disable A Macro From A Shape

Ark68

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  2. 2016
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I have a macro embedded shape ("Group 12") on my worksheet that I wish to code to disable the macro associated to it.
I know I have to use the Shape.OnAction property, but I'm unsure on the code to apply it to the shape.

Rich (BB code):
With Activesheet
    shape.group 12.onaction = ""
End With

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Code:
ActiveSheet.Shapes("Group 12").OnAction = ""

Hope this helps!
 
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