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How to make the spin button's linked cell vary

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    How to make the spin button's linked cell vary

    Hello all,

    Let me explain what I pretend:

    I have plotted a chart in excel for a product anual sales and forecasts. I've created a drop list to select the product upon which the graph is updated. That works perfectly.

    But now I want to put a spin button next to the graph that changes a parameter in forecast's formula.
    Depending on the chosen product, the spin button should change the respective parameter value for that product - which is also the linked cell for the button.

    I've come with a simple code and put it in the Spin Button object, but it doesn't work (note that I'm not a vba expert....)
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    What am I doing wrong? Thanks for your help!

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    Re: How to make the spin button's linked cell vary

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    Re: How to make the spin button's linked cell vary

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